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Lord Of The Flies, Revisited
The author recounts rediscovering “Lord of the Flies” and reflects on self-motivated learning, teachers, and human behavior in society. Read more
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Lies, Damned Lies and Polls
The saying “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics,” is often misattributed and used to discredit statistics. Avi Lewis used a misleading poll to support Israel’s actions in Gaza, but its small sample size and biased questions raise concerns. It’s important to be cautious of such tactics. Read more
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The Armadillo From Texarkana That Led Me To La Grange
In 2015, an armadillo survived gunshots from a Texan shooter, prompting humor and sympathy. The incident went viral on Twitter two years later. The essay reflects on the blues song “La Grange” by ZZ Top, connecting unrelated events. The song, released in 1973, faced controversy but became one of ZZ Top’s biggest hits. The guitar… Read more
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Presidents at the Mall
The upcoming American election offers limited choices, with candidates representing unfavorable options. Both Biden and Trump raise concerns, inciting unease among voters. American citizens need to focus on broader issues and reform their electoral system. Read more
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The Hunger Games: Mocking Gaza
The American President has approved air drops of food packages into Gaza after a devastating bombing campaign, but the gesture may be too little, too late, and possibly a strategic move to divert negative publicity. The US and the IDF’s actions are being criticized for their insensitivity and potential manipulation. Read more





