By any reasonable measure, I have everything I have ever wanted: a beautiful wife who loves me in spite of my faults; two great kids (one at Princeton another with a good chance of getting in); a big house in a great neighborhood; good friends all around the world; good health; enough money to retire on. And…

Right off the bat, let me clarify that I’m talking about the physical world that you and I inhabit. This post is not a theological exploration of whether or not God can create an immovable object. Instead, I want to explore some things regarding which I believe people have unreasonably high expectations, namely: Justice Elections…

In the U.S., poor people are more likely to be obese than rich people. Obesity is inversely proportional to family income. Doesn’t this just blow you away? Surely, poor people don’t have enough money to buy food, right? How can they be obese? The answer, of course, is that in the U.S. fast, unhealthy, food…