Scott PowersMarch 31, 2020
10min1059
Florida could fill more than 10,000 hospital beds with COVID-19 patients by April 17.
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Scott PowersMarch 31, 2020
Blake DowlingFebruary 9, 2019
7min254
A battle is being waged right now. Robots and drones are at war with the status quo; what you think is the norm is not. Did you know there is a dialogue going on about the rights of robots? That’s a fact. I guess it was inevitable, but (to me) it just seems slightly ludicrous. […]
Guest AuthorApril 25, 20166min197
“Algebra I is the most critical course students take in high school, and the ultimate gateway to success in higher education.” Do you believe that statement? I don’t. That declaration was the lead sentence in a recent full-page advertisement by a company that sells DVDs and CDs aimed at lifting the intellects of Americans willing […]
Guest AuthorJanuary 18, 20168min167
When we die, the knowledge stored in our brains disappears. But through education, each generation of people can pass their knowledge to the next via spoken language, books and other media, and this knowledge can accumulate through the ages. Much of our valuable knowledge will live on in the brains of the next generation and […]
Guest AuthorMarch 16, 20153min208
Innovation is all around us. We see it in electronics, automobiles and many other sectors of our economy. American consumers regularly use products with new features they think will make their lives a little more interesting, more convenient, more efficient or otherwise better. While a thinner phone or a faster computer certainly might seem significant […]
Guest AuthorJanuary 22, 20146min557
The commentary below from Dr. Jay H. Epstein is in response to Peter Schorsch’s Jan. 8 post on SaintPetersBlog.com urging legislators to give nurse anesthetists the authority to administer anesthesia without the supervision of a doctor. When it comes to anesthesia, lives should not be put in jeopardy. Thank you for this opportunity to address […]