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Darwin’s Black Box, Opened: Is Behe’s Case Still Relevant Today?
When Michael J. Behe published Darwin’s Black Box in 1996, he opened a new chapter in the evolution debate—not with fossils or geology, but with biochemistry. Behe, a professor of biological sciences, argued that specific
Montana Rising: How the Treasure State Redefined Garreau’s “Empty Quarter”
1982 Joel Garreau published The Nine Nations of North America, dividing the continent into cultural and economic “nations.”Montana, along with much of the interior West, was assigned to what he called the Empty Quarter —
Do Regional Identities Still Define North America? A Look Back at Garreau’s Bold Map
In 1982, Joel Garreau’s groundbreaking argument that North America’s divisions are more cultural and economic than political still resonates today. As we approach the forty-year mark, let’s revisit his map and see how it stands
Drucker’s New Realities in 2025: Visionary or Just Plain Right?
In 1989, management thinker Peter Drucker published New Realities, a book that didn’t just reflect on the present—it charted the contours of the future. Nearly 40 years later, it’s astonishing how many of his insights
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