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OPINION: The Causes and Cures for Gen Z’s Economic Illness

April 14, 2026 Jeffery L. Degner

Mises Wire I’m happy to say that this year my wife and I will have celebrated 25 years of marriage and are looking forward to the next 25! For those who are familiar with my research, you’ll know that the topic of marriage and family life is a central focus of my work in part … Read more

GrokTALK!: Republican This, Democrat That, and Some Gen Z

March 9, 2026 GrokTALK!

This week, on GrokTALK!, it’s Dems being Dems, a republican battle in Texas, and why we’re not ready to hand the reins over just yet. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the embedded video doesn’t load. “Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.” – Gustav Mahler Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions … Read more

The GOP Either Does Not Know How To Win Or Does Not Want To Win

May 1, 2023 Ed Mosca

The GOP, by and large, refuses to accept that elections since 2016 are NOT a battle of ideas. They are trapped in the past … we will release “white paper” after “white paper” defending the free market! so-and-so has a new talk radio show where he can preach the free market to the choir each and every day! Etc., etc., etc..

Bill Maher to 18-34 Years Olds – Your Ideas Are Stupid!

April 27, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Stopped clock Bill Maher gets something right again and I think you’ll enjoy it. Yes, the first part of this clip praises Biden as capable and anything but doddering, and I’m not sure how he arrives at that illucid nonsense, but it leads to the next bit, which is amusing and ironic.

If this is REALLY a “thing”, can we just send them back to Mommy & Daddy?

September 23, 2021August 28, 2017 Skip

This kind of stuff is really starting to creep me out: scared of ideas, scared of people with differing opinions, scared of history, scared of not having safe spaces supplied with pillows, crayons, and puppies?? And now the NEXT thing that these adults-who-won’t-admit-they-are-children (and very small children at that):

Some smartphone-carrying millennials and Gen Zers are so used to texting upon arrival that the sound of a ringing doorbell freaks them out; ‘it’s terrifying.’

“Doorbells are just so sudden. It’s terrifying,” says Tiffany Zhong, 20, the founder of Zebra Intelligence, which helps companies conduct custom research and gather insights on people born in the past two decades. There’s no published research about doorbell phobia, but it’s a real thing. In a poll by a Twitter user earlier this month that got more than 11,000 votes, 54% of respondents said “doorbells are scary weird.”