Uncommon Sense
Joel E. LorentzenUncommonly sensible and entertaining commentary on some of the world's weirdness
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Subscribers | Read | joelelorentzen.substack.com |
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Our Granary
It is fascinating how the structures in our life anchor a sense of well-being. Childhood homes, churches, playgrounds, or a small town’s water-tower can all trigger something warm that never ages when seen again later, or when dreamily fres...
The Smallest Government We Know
The captioned quote is the title of Chapter 6 from Vivek Ramaswamy’s book “Truths”. Ramaswamy’s status as a divisive political figure should not negate that Chapter 6 is among the most succinct discussions I’ve ever read on the topic of the...
Of Humility, Humor, and Robots - A Lesson for Our Time?
In 1980, the year I graduated from college, Mac Davis crooned what soon became a theme song for my family – Mac Davis - It’s Hard To Be Humble (1980). If “humility” sits on the character scale opposite “pride” or “arrogance,” well, let’s ju...
The Crazy Part of Mental Health
> “The reality is that people with mental illness account for a very small proportion of perpetrators of mass shootings in the U.S., says Ragy Girgis, MD, associate professor of clinical psychiatry in the Columbia University Department of P...
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Midwest-based, semi-retired engineer and business leader who is passionate about manufacturing and the magic of small communities. Author of "Proles - a Novel about 2084" and "Our Dinner Table".
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