The popular culture tried to warn us. For 20 years, we've had Homer Simpson's spot-on caricature of the quintessential American: childish, irresponsible, willfully oblivious, fat and happy. And more recently we winced at the ultra-Homerized former earthlings of WALL•E. Full Story »
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a comprehensive view of what could be the future which is different from our recent past. the writer points out that the nexus of two cyclic waves, one for political, the other for economics status which play upon each other in non-predictable conclusions. he offers a look at a positive future for this country.
an inspiring opinion. we may need the patience to wait a little, since, as implied in this piece, the generational shift of this election and the ... More »
I just love the juxtaposition of the pictures of Presidents Obama & Reagan (alpha & omega?), as well as the timely headings that break down this story.
“The popular culture tried to warn us. For 20 years, we’ve had Homer Simpson’s spot-on caricature of the quintessential American: childish, irresponsible, ... More »
After the 30's depression, our parents who where children at the time saved, grew vegetables, canned and bottled and darned socks rather than ... More »
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