Invincible Young Warriors is an attempt to explain the evolutionary reasons for our aggressive behavior.

Mid-east is series of articles about America's current military involvement in the Mid-east.

All species evolve in tandem with their enemies. Our only viable enemy for a significant evolutionary period has been other groups of "us". How have we adapted?

Feathered Spirits is a short story about an accident involving two young boys: It explains the evolutionary reasons for "thrill-seeking" and is a plea for a more comprehensive teaching of evolution. (1400 words)

Tricks is a poetic synopsis of the "Invincible Young Warrior" theory.

Instinct comes at it in a different way, and provides a brief sumation of some of our instincts. (2100 words)

At the present time, June 2004, America is involved militarily in Afghanistan and Iraq. This is partially a response to an attack on the World Trade Center. Many think this is the wrong response.

Because They Can is an attempt to explain how we got into this situation. (5/21/03, 1180 words)

Yellow Ribbons is an attempt to explain how a democracy is able to sell a pre-emptive war. (5/21/03, 910 words)

Watching Gravity is an overview and summation. (5/20/03, 860 words)

Never Again, Again is an recent assessment. (5/5/04, 470 words)

Performance Evaluation (formerly "National IQ Test) is a more current assessment. (6/14/04, 1010 words)

Questions and comments is a list of some of the questions raised by these articles, and responses to them. If you would like to add your questions or comments, I will post the most reasoned ones here.