Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to
Christianity: A Relevant writer asks if Christians should participate in partisan politics.
(and Computing) A Christianity Today writer believes that reading the Bible digitally is not as good for us as reading a physical Bible.
Computing: (and Christianity) E. Stephen Burnett warns that reading a pirated e-book is stealing.
Education: Grammarphobia tells us how to punctuate a question, or a series of questions within a sentence. (Example: Do you think it will rain? snow? be windy? today? -- that example needs fixing.)
Finance: FiveThirtyEight says that economists are bad at predicting recessions.
History: NPR examines President Truman's attempt to purchase Greenland.
Politics: (And Christianity) A Relevant writer tries to explain recent tweets by President Trump, in which he probably didn't (but who knows) call himself the chosen king, and imply that he is related to the Second Coming, or something.
FiveThirtyEight finds that red flag laws might actually cut down on mass shootings.
Science: The Scientist reports that bacteria have been found, living over 2 kilometers below the surface.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, it is free to use like this.
Thanks for looking!
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