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The Toxic President: When Ego Destroys Leadership
History celebrates leaders like Harry S. Truman, who believed in teamwork over personal glory. But what happens when a U.S. President embodies the exact opposite—a leader obsessed with credit, blind to others’ contributions, and driven by self-interest above all else? The result is a failed presidency, marked by dysfunction, betrayal, and lasting damage. The Credit-Hungry…
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How Accurate Was My 2014 Prediction About EV Fast Charging and Fast-Food Restaurants?
In 2014, I made a bold prediction: Now, in 2025, let’s revisit this forecast—how accurate was it? Prediction #1: Rapid EV Charging Under 20 Minutes by 2020 ✅ Mostly Accurate, But With Some Caveats By 2020, ultra-fast charging technology had indeed advanced significantly, with several charging networks offering sub-20-minute charging for certain EVs: However, not…
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‘America is not the greatest country in the world anymore’ – Updated
– Original from The Newsroom, performed by Jeff Daniels, written by Aaron Sorkin. Moderator: Last question: why is America the greatest country on Earth? Anchor: I know the line you want. I’ve said it. I’ve sold it. But I’m done pretending the bumper sticker is the map. We don’t lead the world in trust. We…
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“The Five-Year Rule: Because Apparently, You Can’t Trust Present-You to Have Good Judgment”
Let’s talk about the Five-Year Rule, the brutally efficient life hack that exposes how 90% of your current “problems” are just emotional confetti you’re throwing at your own face. The premise is simple: Revolutionary? No. Obvious? Yes. Yet here we are, still agonizing over text messages left on read and whether we should have ordered…
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Title: “You Won’t BELIEVE What the Sheeple Don’t Think (But We Obviously Know Is True!)”
By: The Only People Who Get It™ Oh. My. Gosh. You guys. The normies are at it again—blindly accepting whatever the so-called “experts” (yes, we spelled it wrong on purpose because they don’t deserve respect) shove down their throats. It’s exhausting having to carry the weight of all the forbidden knowledge while everyone else just……
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You Can Be the Exception: How One Person Can Change the World
It’s easy to believe that one person can’t make a difference. After all, how can a single individual—without vast resources, powerful connections, or global influence—really change anything? History tells us that, most of the time, the answer is: they don’t. But every once in a while, there’s an exception. Someone who refuses to accept the…
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The Ogallala Aquifer’s Countdown: When Will Nebraska Run Out of Water?
The Looming Crisis Beneath Our Feet Beneath the vast farmlands of Nebraska lies the Ogallala Aquifer, one of the world’s largest underground freshwater sources. For decades, it has fueled America’s breadbasket, turning arid plains into thriving agricultural hubs. But this lifeline is running dry—and fast. So, when will the Ogallala Aquifer become too expensive to…
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“Write What You Know” and Other Useless Advice from People Who Clearly Don’t
Ah, yes—write what you know. The timeless, sage advice from the literary elite (or, more likely, that one high school English teacher who smelled vaguely of chalk and existential dread). As if the key to compelling prose is simply mining the mundanity of your own life for content. Oh, you worked in retail once? Groundbreaking.…
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RV Pet Peeves: A Guide to Not Being That Neighbor
Ah, the great outdoors. The fresh air, the stunning views, the sweet, sweet sound of… your neighbor’s flag violently whipping in the wind at 3 AM like it’s trying to escape to a better campsite. Listen, we’re all just trying to escape reality for a little while, but some of y’all are making it real…