You will probably recall that in 1943 we were in the middle of World War II. You may also recall that fighting a World War required a lot of men and despite political correctness men were considered the more expendable of the two sexes. This was based on a natural selection corollary that to […]
Our Vibrations Affect Others
In music the tone produced by 440 vibrations per second is arbitrary label “A.” Double the number of vibrations per second and you get the same note one octave higher. On the highest end there are an infinite number of “A”s which we do not have the capacity to hear but they exist. Our own […]
The 2018 AHA Majors Report Benjamin M. Schmidt
THE HISTORY BA SINCE THE GREAT RECESSION The 2018 AHA Majors Report Benjamin M. Schmidt Since the economic crisis of 2008, the pattern of undergraduate majors has been shifting across American higher education. Of all the major disciplines, history has seen the steepest declines in the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded. In 2008, the National […]
Amerigo
Amerigo By Kevin J. Palmer under American Dream Amerigo, Christopher Columbus, Kevin J. Palmer, The Quiet Rich As an author I’m learning my industry is not much different than it was in 1507. Because some 60 years after the discovery of movable type, curiosity about sea voyages of the previous two decades was escalating and an enterprising author named […]
No Need for Divide When Growing Rich and Leading a Good Life
No Need for Divide When Growing Rich and Leading a Good Life By Kevin J. Palmer under American Dream behavioral health, financial services, Kevin J. Palmer, The Quiet Rich, wealth management On a Thanksgiving trip back east to my parents’ home a few years ago I listened to my father’s version of how our country’s social values have embarrassingly declined. […]