Category: Incoherent Ramblings

• 1 October 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings, S/MILE

  What do you want to do?

  Announcing the Space/Military Intelligence Learning Experience (S/MILE) As Disability Awareness Month begins, I will be highlight the cognitive abuse that the world has suffered under the rule of religious extremist. Nearly half (49%) of LGBTQ+ young people ages 13-17 experienced bullying, and those who did reported significantly higher rates of attempting suicide in the past…
• 15 May 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings, Social Engineering

  Communicating to the masses

  Do you think you have good communication skills? More times than not those who would say they do are just really good at talking. The quiet spaces make them nervous, and they get lost in their own head until the thoughts spill over. Suddenly, they have diarrhea of the mouth, and there is no telling…

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  12 May 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings, Reproductive Health/Rights, She/Her Story

  The only body capable of carrying life and death at the same time

  It is that time of the year when we remember our mothers, and I want to share a story with you. As I started the journey of healing my body, I had to take a deep look at my family history to figure what similar experiences my family members had to determine what “normal” looks…
• 1 April 2024

  Biohacking, Incoherent Ramblings, Reproductive Health/Rights, Social Engineering

  Baseball, biohacking, and reproductive health

  At the end of the American Civil War, a new sport found its place in history. The fact that its history is surrounded with legend adds to the fantasy that is Major League Baseball (MLB). The first professional sport in U.S. history became a way for the states to heal while still providing them competition…
• 21 March 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings, Social Engineering

  The Sacred Rac by Pat Hughes

  An Indian anthropologist, Chandra Thapar, made a study of foreign cultures which had customs similar to those of his native land. One culture in particular fascinated him because it reveres one animal as sacred, much as the people in India revere the cow. The tribe Dr. Thapar studied is called the Asu and is found…
• 20 March 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings, Social Engineering, Sustainable Globalization

  To Build a More Equitable World

  The roads we have traveled to reach this place in history have been a long-fought battle for control. Every continent has seen its share of controversy, conspiracy, and counterattacks that breed discontent and fear and allow our imaginations to run wild. From the ancient kings and queens to the new empires rising from the ashes,…
• 19 March 2024

  Incoherent Ramblings

  Hello world!

  “Can you hear me now? How about now? What about in the back? And over in the corner?” Setting the stage is always my favorite part of the show. To see the interworking of parts that it takes to create a masterpiece. These same parts that are never seen, but when they go wrong can…

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  15 November 2013

  Academic Research, Act of Violence Evaluations, Incoherent Ramblings, Social Engineering

  A New Enemy, A New War: The Unconventional Fight Against Terrorism and its Impact on International Diplomacy

  Originally written in November 2013 for a course at American Military University. The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, fundamentally shifted the nature of global conflict from traditional state-on-state warfare to an unconventional war fought against a non-state ideological enemy. This article argues that the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT), despite its controversial elements, has been…