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Fact Check Me: The Greatest Thing My Son Ever Became Was Himself
Every generation seems convinced it has finally figured out how to raise children.
Jul 16 • Eric Vinagreiro
Why You Need to Stop Whining About Brookfield
Not every government investment is a corporate handout.
18 hrs ago • Eric Vinagreiro
Pistols at Dawn
Life used to be cheap, honour was expensive, and the doctor might make things worse.
Oct 7 • Eric Vinagreiro
Apparently Grade Three Needs a Mission Statement
Reading, writing, math, coding, financial literacy, emotional well-being—and Brayden is still eating glue.
Oct 3 • Eric Vinagreiro
If Your Religion Didn't Actually Happen, So What?
What do we lose when we stop insisting the stories have to be true?
Oct 1 • Eric Vinagreiro
Just a Guy in Pyjamas
Why Your Sensei Is Not a Guru
Sep 27 • Eric Vinagreiro
Zen and the Art of Marshmallow Fluff
Sometimes nothing happens. And somehow, that's enough.
Sep 22 • Eric Vinagreiro
Working Class Bullshit: The Myth of the Level Playing Field
What if struggle isn't building character? What if it's wasting talent
Sep 21 • Eric Vinagreiro
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Essays on life, culture, and human nature from a karate teacher who thinks too much, curses too often and swears he’s always right.
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