Ronald E. Yates 
I am reposting the article below by Nicholas J. Kaster, which recently appeared in the American Thinker. In it, Kaster refers to Nobel Prize-winning economist Friedrich Hayek, who, upon accepting his Nobel Prize in 1974, said: “I confess that I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, to a pretense of exact …
Pleased to say that The Lost Years of Billy Battles was selected as Book of the Day TODAY by the Online Book Club and today only is temporarily free! Here is what the Online Book Club is saying about the book: The Lost Years of Billy Battles: Book 3 of …
I know it’s not that easy to joke or laugh about the Wuhan Coronavirus that China unleashed on the world, but sometimes I think a little levity helps us deal with the challenges all of us are facing. The other day a friend sent me the following list of thoughts, …
The other day I received a fascinating commentary declaring that the COVID-19 virus all of us are dealing with is a result of a planned attack by China. Do I believe that? No, I don’t. At least not based on the inadequate evidence to support that assertion that I have …
Back in January U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo called the Chinese Communist Party “the central threat of our times.” Pompeo was right on target. At the time the coronavirus was spreading throughout China and beginning to infect the rest of the world. Meanwhile, the Communist Party was working feverishly …
Today, I am sharing the following post from Learning Mind, which bills itself as a “source for deep thinkers, lifelong learners and truth seekers.” It’s a fascinating look at the six worst pandemics in world history—at least those pandemics we know about. How many occurred before people kept records of …
This is a little update on how the COVID-19 virus is impacting life here in Southern California. Like millions of others, I am self-isolating. About the only place I have been in the past 10 days is the grocery store where I feel more like a forager than a shopper. …
All of us have struggled to achieve perfection at one time or another. Perhaps it was in our work, in some athletic competition, in some artistic endeavor, or in something as mundane as a home improvement project. For authors, it’s that desire to write the perfect story or novel—something that …
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates just how fragile and precarious life on our planet is. That an invisible (at least to the naked eye) virus has such incredible power over us and can create such pervasive panic is both illuminating and alarming. I am generally an optimist when it comes to …
Yesterday, I posted information on the Coronavirus from National Public Radio, the Center for Disease Control, and a couple of other health organizations. Today I am posting some Dos and Don’ts regarding the virus from WebMD. Take a look. This is all common sense information, but it never hurts to …