Philomeme

A similar idea with an ironic twist can be traced back to the early 17th century in John Harington’s Epigrams: "Treason doth never pros...

  People in positions of authority over other people will use force to silence their critics. From my experience, revolution against the pow...

Doubt ignored, a seed unseen, Grows in shadows, dark and mean. Roots of trouble, deep they wind, In the silence, chaos finds. Doubt dismisse...

  The master thinks he's free at last,  With chains on others, he holds fast.  The strong do what they will, they say,  While weak must ...

  In the fossil record, we find what has been called the Cambrian Explosion. It is marked by a dramatic burst of animal and plant forms, ind...

  Wisdom is often required to even formulate meaningful questions. Understanding and insight are necessary to ask the right questions, which...

  They handed me a rifle, cold and steel,  Taught me to aim, to fight, to kneel.  In the eyes of the world, a soldier I stand,  Defined by t...