Hillary Beth Trivette·Oct 17Coercion is Chartable; You’re Not Imagining ItI ran across some interesting history in the social sciences realm recently. Biderman’s Chart of Coercion is a framework developed in 1957…
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Crosscurrents·Jun 30Inside Candace Owens’ Russia Trip: From “Family Vacation” to Kremlin Forum Speaker and Possible…National security researcher Ryan Mauro exposed conservative influencer’s Russia trip as SPIEF speaking gig — and theorized the Kremlin may…
ScottCDunn·Jun 27A trillionaire is evidence of an inefficient economyAbout 2 weeks ago, Elon Musk became a trillionaire. For him, that’s kind of like getting a gold star at school. We applaud him because we…A response icon1A response icon1
Melissa Alton·Jun 12The Myth of the “Perfect Boundary”: When Your “No” Isn’t EnoughPosted on June 12th, 2026
InFantasy Island Kooks of KinkbyEvelyn Gaede·May 8The Devil’s Tornado Haul — Chapter 71 — Angels of Devil’s Gorilla’sFive people locked inside a cargo trailer, one Devil’s Gorilla stuck at a rest stop, two more in a South Dakota Court room… quite a haul…
