By Tae-Sik
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June 18, 2020
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~5 min read
A free society respects the individual. A free society allows for a frictionless exchange of products, services and labor. Laws are designed to be universal and add clarity and boundries in the interaction of sovereign individuals. Wages are paid to those who provide their time and services. Labor and time is paid in exchange for […]
By Tae-Sik
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June 22, 2020
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~3 min read
Democracy. The system and idea that individual citizens of a nation or state has a direct influence on the rules, laws and systems that govern their way of life. The idea that everyone may participate in casting their vote for a policy or politician. One person, one vote. The history of voting rights in America […]
By Tae-Sik
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June 7, 2022
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~8 min read
There is a tolerance for life on Earth to proliferate, evolve, and multiply. The partiality for living things to stay alive is its primary imperitive, its number one self programmed instruction set. If there’s any single driving force for living...
By Milan Ji
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September 8, 2026
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~20 min read
Every generation seems to discover a new reason to worry about the direction of civilization. Today, we worry about declining birth rates, the retreat from traditional family values, economic insecurity, social fragmentation, loneliness, and the apparent unwillingness of younger people to make the sacrifices that previous generations considered ordinary. We worry that ambition has weakened, that family has lost its importance, that people no longer believe in duty, and that comfort has made us unwilling to endure hardship. […]