Eric Scheske

I believe people enjoy a certain measure of doubt or incertitude. This would make sense. As limited human beings, we simply cannot understand everything so it follows that we might enjoy reading things that we don't fully apprehend. Put another way, we are “hard wired” for uncertainty, so

Ah, the best time of the year: A four-day weekend yawns in front of America, as do an assortment of drinks. This college student tries to assess why people drink so much on Thanksgiving Eve [http://www.campussqueeze.com/post/Why-Thanksgiving-Eve-is-the-Biggest-Drinking-Night-of-

The holidays approach. Not much time for blogging, and not much bloggable information out there. Personal responsibility took another step back: Canada ruled that fat people must get a free extra plane ticket [http://www.canada.com/theprovince/story.html?id=977633] and Citibank got more money [http://www.iht.

My office is uprooting to prepare for new carpeting and my house is going to have 20 overnight guests this weekend, plus another ten or so guests Saturday evening (my oldest is getting confirmed). I don't have much time for blogging, but I found this great feature article

Well, the Dow dropped below 8,000 [http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/081119/wall_street.html?.v=49]. Panic time? Naw, I'm past that. I panicked 15 months ago and sold off a chunk, and I panicked last February and sold off a large chunk. Now I'