Stuart Schneiderman

An old Chinese adage tells us to be careful what we wish for; we may get it.

We are all, of course, seriously discommoded over the presence of so many foreign born students in American universities.

Among its most conspicuous failures is this: therapy does a bad job treating men. A profession that has become overrun with females considers every patient to be a real or aspiring woman. Young female social workers tell men to get in touch with their feelings and to enhance their empathy.

By now everyone knows that Democratic New York Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani refused, on three occasions, to reject the phrase-- globalize the intifada.

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Princeton Professor Robert George recommends that we see ourselves living today in an Age of Feeling and Feelings.

First, well before the waters had crested Democratic political operatives were out shrieking that the Texas flood was Donald Trump's fault.

Apparently, reality does bite. The people who are in charge of hiring for corporations have discovered that today's college graduates are basically useless in the business world. Whatever they were studying, they did not learn any useful skills. Worse yet, they lack the kind of executive skills needed to function on the job. They think that work is a four letter word. See this, from

First, the Justice Department finished its analysis of the Jeffrey Epstein case and concluded that there was no client list and that Epstein committed suicide.

Nothing like a little Aristotle to clarify your thinking. Consider this. In the psycho world people are treated as individuals, as independent and even as autonomous.