Join the Paradox team (Matthias, Jordan, and Zach) with guest Ryan Moy (on Twitter at @alwaysonoffense) as we discuss the latest in the GOP primary election, movies and former presidents, along with our latest batch...
You don’t have to spend a fortune to eat well. It’s easier to eat well if you have more money, but a lack of extra income shouldn’t block us from an essential joy of life.
It’s when we start to mix our diets with morality that we risk creating a truly awful world.
The Simulator theory is not only unproven but unprovable. Yet unproven belief in God is considered absurd and unproven belief that we are in a computer simulation is written up in Scientific American.
Yes, it’s a dark, horrible place full of sadists, but the world of “Game of Thrones” might be a better place to be a woman than a man.
Ladies live longer, at least.
Join us this week as Jordan, Matthias, and Zach talk with Gabriel Malor about … Terrible Opinions Gabe – JJ Abrams has no sense of visual time in his films and, for this reason,...
I will never vote for Donald Trump, not in any scenario, not if he picks someone I respect and admire as VP, not if he swears on a stack of Bibles that he’ll do the right thing by the Supreme Court and stop undermining the pro-life cause and be the conservative he’s never once been before if we somehow make him president.
What’s a conservative to do when the movement faces something as terrible as Trump?
Respond with principle and passion … and don’t lose your sense of humor. If nothing else, at least Donald J. Trump has inspired some unforgettable quotes from #NeverTrump conservatives.
When it comes to teaching American kids history, a healthy dose of Eurocentrism is justified. Our country was founded by Europeans and is only just now making a demographic shift to become majority non-white. Much of US history is tied up with the European empires we rebelled, competed and fought against.
But Europe is not the whole world, and it’s getting less representative of the world every day.
Twitter is a vast and glorious place and one of the wonderful things about it is the many different ways people can use it. Some people use Twitter to shout their opinions to the world, while others use it to talk quietly among friends.
But when it comes to reporting, how should journalists use it?
At the moment, we’re using it all wrong. We’re grabbing random tweets, isolated conversations locked into a 140-character limit, and using them to drive whatever story we want. We need to stop. So the Paradox team decided we needed some rules for using Twitter as a foundation for our stories.
Terrible Opinions Zach – Georgetown is seeking out the descendants of slaves their organization owned to pay them reparations and that’s a good thing. Jordan – I loved the Organic Valley ad that pushes against the...