Nuclear Meltdown
Jim Dalrymple IIHow our ideas about family could be even better
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What exactly is a village anyway?
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What exactly is a village? The purpose of this blog is A) to argue that we need villages, and B) to sea...
On big families and parental regret
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Two-parter today. Here we go:
Kids are a long-term investment. Or, thoughts on that viral “Women Who Regre...
I'm not here to make friends (with my kids)
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The second episode of Modern Family begins with the show’s various fathers sharing their definition of a “great dad....
What does AI mean for your intergenerational family?
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Earlier this week, I logged on to Twitter (“X”) and my entire timeline was filled with this blog post about how artificial intel...
Why we don't homeschool our kids
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Part 1: The problem with getting married older
Before I get to the homeschool stuff, I wanted t...
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I've been a journalist for a little over a decade. I spend my free time researching and thinking about families. Check out my newsletter at nuclearmeltdown.substack.com
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