The Hidden Bias in “Marriage Is Good for Men” Statistics
It’s often said — sometimes with data in hand — that marriage is good for men. Married men, we’re told,…
Category: Society
Blaming Boomers Isn’t a Valid Cop Out
It’s become a popular narrative in some circles to blame the “Boomer generation” for everything: housing prices, job market struggles,…
Why AI Struggles to Produce Meaningful Sociological Observations
Artificial intelligence has transformed how we create and distribute content. From generating blog posts and business copy to analyzing data…
AI and the Wealth Gap: Why the Short-Term Pain Precedes Long-Term Gain
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept — it is reshaping industries, economies, and labor markets right now.…
The Importance of Accreditation: What You Need to Know Before Paying for Education
In today’s era, the education landscape has exploded. Traditional universities now compete with online courses, bootcamps, certificate programs, and countless…
Choosing a Country to Live In: Why National Security Should Be a Top Priority
When deciding where to live, most people focus on lifestyle factors: climate, cost of living, culture, or career opportunities. While…
The Life and Career of Warren Buffett: The Making of the World’s Most Respected Investor
Warren Buffett is more than just one of the richest men on Earth — he’s a symbol of discipline, patience,…
Using US Literacy Rates To Show Why You Need To Write Simply
When you write, explain, or sell something, it’s easy to assume people will understand what you mean. After all, it’s…
Don’t Be Afraid to Send That Risky, Flirty Text
In dating, timing and courage often matter more than perfection. You’ve probably drafted a playful, flirty message in your head,…
Ren Zhengfei — The Visionary Behind Huawei
When you think of global technology giants, companies like Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft come to mind. But few have had…