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  • The Labyrinth and Merch…

    Well, work continues for The Blind Man Society merchandise. We are going to have mugs, t-shirts, journals and possibly hip flasks by the time this is done. The target is to get all this together and have it ready for sale via PayPal links on the site in Mid-August. The main logo appearing on black Read more

  • The Economic Pulse of the USA in 2025: A Closer Look at Growth, Struggles, and Shifting Trends

    July 2025 The United States economy, long considered the world’s financial engine, is at a fascinating crossroads in 2025. Following years of turbulence—from pandemic recovery to inflation surges and geopolitical tensions—the current economic landscape presents a mix of cautious optimism, persistent challenges, and significant transformations. Let’s break down the key elements shaping America’s economic status Read more

  • Two Lab Rats, One Plan.

    This afternoon, I’m sitting here thinking about Pinky and the Brain. They are lab rats that live in a cage and plot to take over the world every night. I found THE BEST image of them yesterday and thank goodness was able to legally share it to Facebook without getting nailed for Copyright Infringement. So, Read more

  • Emotional Intelligence…

    The Power of Emotional Intelligence: Unlocking Personal and Professional Growth Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize and understand emotions in yourself and others, and to use this awareness to guide thought and behavior. It’s a vital skill that can help you navigate complex relationships, make informed decisions, and achieve your goals. Why Emotional Read more

  • Issuing the Call: Contributing Writers Needed

    Issuing the call to those who have interest: theblindmansociety.com is on the hunt for contributing writers to help write blogs for the site! This is something you can put on your resume as a contributing writer, it is an established site and has a world wide following. People from over 30 countries have visited the Read more

  • Its a Night and Day thing….

    Random thoughts… So, I was sitting outside in the driveway this morning playing my flute at 4am while a family of bats was flying all around me.  The babies don’t know how to use their radar, and spend more time screwing around playing and crashing into things than hunting food.  I imagine that it drives Read more