3D printed meat, AI, flock cameras, flying cars… what is going on? Is 2026 the weirdest year ever? It’s most definitely the weirdest year of my short life. What about the pandemic, you might ask? To that I would say pandemics have happened before… humanoid robots have not.

A white ASIMO humanoid robot waving its hand in a bright modern building
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New Era?

To be honest, I don’t know if it’s just me, but it seems like we are on the precipice of a new age that might bring both immense benefits and possibly perilous costs.

The youth of America are certainly feeling it. Nothing seems to be an absolute anymore. Will AI replace my job? What is the future of demographics in the United States? Is the government watching me?

The daunting new leaps ahead in the world of technology come at a time when America is already struggling with its identity!

Division and Despair

When we live in a time where adults are divided over fundamental, basic ideas that there are two genders and wondering if unborn children have human rights, it is not a good recipe for a stable civilization.

Nations can only survive when they can all come together on certain absolutes. America of 75 years ago was certainly this way. If you talked to any American, Democrat or Republican, they would tell you they believed in the moral laws of God,believed in America’s founding principles, and believed in preserving national sovereignty and cultural heritage. Today that is not the case; the Democratic Party has flat-out rejected the law (our Constitution) and the lawgiver (God).

As Jesus famously stated and Abraham Lincoln later echoed, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” That is becoming more and more clear. Our country is moving into an epoch where the rules don’t quite make sense like they used to. Buckle up, America, because we are going for one hell of a ride—or, more accurately, one hell of a fight!

Every Nonstop Flight You Can Take from Sea-Tac Airport Across the Pacific Northwest

Looking for a quick trip within the PNW from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport but want it to be a nonstop flight? Here is a list of destinations you can visit. Easy, peasy!

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