The most important theme of “The Odyssey”

This blogpost is less interested in the relative merits and demerits of The Odyssey itself than in its timeless theme: the desire to go home. The entire film is about Ithaca’s King Odysseus’ quest to return home after a 20 year absence. As Odysseus, portrayed by Matt Damon, says: “No one can stand between me and home, not even the gods.”

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The world is about to turn

the turning

History is about to pivot. Demography, technology, religion, governance, and international balance of power are all undergoing seismic shifts. The future of the unborn hangs in the balance. Are these shifts for the good or the bad? Probably both, but they’re coming, whether we like them or not.

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The man who was always wrong

Paul Ehrlich

Paul Ehrlich transformed environmentalism into a religion. His 1968 watershed screed, “The Population Bomb,” launched a fanatical movement that has metastasized into climate alarmism, despite the fact that he was always, always wrong.

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Bad Bunny, bad music

By Tom Quiner, Board President, Pulse Life Advocates I’m not going to waste too much time on the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Puerto Rico rap artist, Bad Bunny. I…

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