Month: November 2023
The Day Science Died
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In this era, we witness an alarming decline in intellectual and cultural standards, reminiscent of the Dark Ages. Our scientific dominance wanes as we embrace scientism over hard facts. Political correctness overshadows data, leading us to deny observable truths. Science teeters on the brink; I ponder whether future historians will mark these years as the period when rational inquiry faced its…
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When Trust Goes Out the Window
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trust is a delicate balance, easily shattered by a single misstep. For years, corporate media shaped our view of the world. Now, in the Information Age, we seize the narrative, yet trust in legacy media plummets to 32%. What ripple effects does this mistrust send through society? Delve into the complex dance of trust, media, and the impact on our communal fabric in this exploration.
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Reflexive Reactions
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In a world quick to judge, we at the Constitution Study choose deliberation over haste. Emotions often guide responses to crises, from calls for gun control to critiques of Israel in turmoil. We seek the full story, favoring evidence and calm reasoning. Our mission: to foster informed debate, encouraging facts over impulses in public discourse. It’s about securing a foundation of truth…
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What Can We Learn From the Speaker Fight
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Amidst accusations and chaos, a fresh Speaker of the House steps up. For nearly three weeks, the House of Representatives stalls on passing legislation, not due to the Constitution, but their own rules. In these tumultuous times of overseas wars and domestic upheaval, I ponder: How does the House’s inaction truly affect our lives? Delving into this, we might uncover our real…
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