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After Christa Pike, the conservative case against the death penalty

A botched attempted execution in Tennessee has left Christa Pike in the hospital. Governor Bill Lee has temporarily paused executions in Tennessee, and her lawyers are asking that her sentence be commuted, but the state may still try to kil...

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The top six highlighted passages in G. K. Chesterton’s Orthodoxy

An homage to the many caricatures of Chesterton, courtesy of Grok

Many years ago, Amazon had a public page showing the most highlighted passages in various books. I found this to be extremely interesting since it showed, as it were, the co...

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College Football’s Macro versus Micro Problem

Some time ago I wrote an article about the concept of the macrostate versus the microstate. Put simply, things look very different when seen from far away versus when viewed up close. Perhaps the best example of this is putting a seemingly...

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Historians, please stop using CE and BCE

An Olmec head, By Marshall Astor (Life on the Edge), CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=19349056

Although I work primarily as a computer programmer, my college degree is in History. Over the years, I have retaine...

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AI and the Macrostate Problem

I remember many years ago watching a cartoon with my children that centered around a colony of seals. The cartoon seals, however, were not portrayed as actual seals. They were portrayed as human people living in seal bodies—mother, father,...

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    Kevin Clark is a graduate of Christendom College. His writings have appeared in Crisis, Seton Magazine, Reflections, The Teaching Home, Hereditas, The Annals of Ste. Anne de Beaupre, and Catholic Men’s Quarterly.

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