How Fast Can We Fill the World with Love?
We all want to live in a world filled with love, but at the same time, think that it is impossible. But what if we could live in a loving…
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What Is Time?
We can observe time when we look at our watches, and we can sense time when we reflect on our lives and realize how quickly time passes. We feel it…
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Can Music Be Used in Education?
There are numerous examples of how music and songs are used in education in order to let students absorb the material more easily. Moreover, by learning various subjects through music,…
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Your Negative Attitude to People Causes Climate Crises More Than Anything Else You Think Does
As the climate heads into greater extremes globally, how can we best deal with future climate crises? The short answer is that we cannot deal with them unless we take…
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Living in a World of Gray People
A student told me about a forty-four-year-old woman who had decided when she was younger never to have children. But now that she is older, she wonders if she made…
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What Must America Do To Fix Its Trust Crisis?
Indeed, we are living in times of a social trust crisis, and it could lead to worse states where our connections would freeze and we would be unable to move…
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Attendance Is Mandatory
“Attendance Is Mandatory” may sound like the beginning of a post about school attendance, but it is not; it is a post about compulsory indoctrination at universities in Israel. On…
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Is There A Risk of Famine Today?
One of my students asked me about the possibility of global famine, citing a report where almost 90 percent of international food security and nutrition experts surveyed predicted that “without…
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The Heat between Us Melts the Ice
A study published in the journal Science and quoted in Time and elsewhere states that the world’s glaciers are shrinking and disappearing faster than scientists thought, with two-thirds of them…
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Did Noah’s Ark Ever Exist?
Turkey inaugurated a new visitor center named Noah’s Ark. The center on Mount Ararat was built by donations from Jews, Christians and Muslims from all over the world. The center…
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