Question the Narrative | Cartography

When questioning things, it’s important to remember that regurgitating what you learned in school doesn’t cut it. Take cartography, for example…

Remember What I Said About Preschool?

I’ve discussed the topic of preschool off on and for at least six years now (starting with my blog). Every day we see propaganda for universal pre-k and early childhood education everywhere we turn, but is it REALLY good for children? According to this study, the answer is just what I suspected.

When the World Overwhelms You

These past several years have been a doozy for most of us. Here’s what I’m doing to reduce the #anxiety I’ve felt for far too long.

Question the Narrative | Arctic vs Antarctic Circle

In memory of Rob Skiba

Have you ever wondered why there’s such a huge difference between the climates of the Arctic and Antarctic Circle if they’re both exposed to the same amount of the sun’s rays? Did you ever even know there was a difference? Yesterday I explored both the mainstream explanation and one that, well, just makes more sense.

Question the Narrative | Tartaria = Kingdom of Hell?

For several months I had jumped on the bandwagon of referring to Christ’s possible millennial kingdom as Tartaria. Believe me, I will not make that mistake again. Words matter.

Question the Narrative | Wait…Can’t We Raise Cities Anymore??

If raising cities was so commonplace in the 19th century, why aren’t we doing it anymore?

Where I’ve Been…

I know that I’ve been posting rather sporadically lately. I’m hoping to get back to a more regular, albeit lighter, schedule very soon. In this video, I shared what’s been going on in my life and where I’ve been lately.

Question the Narrative | The 1890 Enigma and the Lost Generation

The other week, someone left an intriguing comment about the “lost generation.” Thanks, Ruth! That set me off on yet another rabbit trail, but one that fits in perfectly with an idea I’ve already explored – there’s something strange about 1890.

Question the Narrative | Post Offices, City Halls, and Science-Fiction Novels

Ever since I began reading The Tripod series to my children, I’ve been gaining new insights into what a post-reset world would actually look like. Hint: take a look around you.

History Isn’t the Only Thing Being Fabricated

If you thought history was the only thing being made up, think again.