Eggs, despite their airy blandness, were once considered a luxury indulgence. And over time, with amped up production, we’ve been able to produce so many that their relative price has plummeted.
Tag - history
Jennifer Keil is a public historian entrepreneur that specializes in processing archives, digitizing collections, and curating exhibitions.
The IRS, the FBI, or the Federal Reserve, are all at minimum aconstitutional if not outright unconstitutional and yet, they continue unchallenged to this day.
Truth is found in every aspect of the world, yet it is hard to come by when one voluntarily blinds oneself to a narrow path of thought.
Robert Smalls’ life could be something out of a fable grandparents tell in order to bestow lessons of honor, perseverance, and responsibility to younger generations.
Capitalism is a beautiful art, and art is beautiful because of capitalism.
The abolition of Daylight Savings Time is a permanent disregard for nature, science, and the millennia-old traditions that explain why we observe time in the way we do.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
What the 1619 Project Gets Wrong About History | Guest: Phil Magness | Ep 166
Matt Kibbe is joined by Phil Magness, senior research faculty at AIER, to discuss critical race theory, with specific reference to the New York Times’ 1619 Project.
Right-wing distrust of our institutions has a backstory that largely mirrors the commonly accepted grievances of the political left.
To better understand Romanticism, regard it not as a movement, a genre in art, but as a point of view.