Social Science

With such an emphasis on dates, most history classes will have difficulty pinning down the actual start or end of the Mesolithic Era or the middle stone age. Much of the difficulty lies in geography with settlements of humanity in…
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Hey, why all the immediate dislike ranting? How about some happy examples of meeting someone you immediately LIKE? I still experience both all the time, and I’ve been around for more than eight decades. I can still remember when I…
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The basic need of every human being is the need of love. How this need is expressed depends on how well it is communicated in a mode that is understood by the individual the human person is made in God’s…
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Homo Floresiensis: A Surprising Offshoot on the Human Evolutionary Tree The threatening half-pitchfork silhouette of the iconic lightning-blasted tree; unconsciously newbie genealogists seem to expect their efforts to yield as linear and clear a picture. Longer lasting genealogists, from the…
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These Amazing Events are Neither Random Events nor are they God’H Miracles An Example: You feel nostalgic and instantly pops into mind an old flame from high-school days 20 years ago. The phone rings. Guess who is on the other end of…
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Every high school class, or so it seems, harbors a class brain, an “Einstein”, to go along with the class clown. In my senior class the post was held by a young man, I’ll call him Albert, who did not…
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Sex, in this day and age seems to be misconstrued quite a bit in my eyes. The man becomes a hungry animal with only means to please himself. The woman being the innocent giver relenquishes her power to withold and…
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Gregor Mendel was an Austrian monk and scientist who lived from 1822 to 1884.  Much of his research involved producing hybrid pea plants and studying the traits found in the offspring.  While the significance of this research was not realised…
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A British perspective. The disgusting conclusion to the court case in Northern Ireland that has found no one guilty for the Omagh bombing, some nine years after the atrocity, has bought DNA evidence under the microscope, if you like, once…
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Color can be many things to many people. There are as many people with their different thoughts on color, as there are colors. Have you ever visited someone’s home, and immediately upon arriving, noticed how warm and comfortable it felt?…
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