Lauren Rinere

If a reader doesn’t like what someone has argued, then argue against it!

As a role model of mine once famously said, “The good thing about science is that it’s true whether or not you believe in it.”

Carroll rambled through most of the interview; the take-away point was “it’s my fault.” Whether that’s entirely true or not, he’ll be the face of this mistake forever, and he knows it.

Taking control of the jukebox is a huge responsibility. Your selections will set the tone for the entire bar, i.e., you are in charge of everyone’s rockin’ time.

You can scan the groceries of the person in front of you and know exactly which Pioneer Woman was on this morning.

The internet’s many comment sections are notoriously treacherous waters.

Feel free to have one foot on either side of the fence. Embrace your personal dichotomies. They do not make us outliers — they make us human.

You say I will never know the joys of children, and therefore my life is incomplete? I say you’ll never know what any new year of your life would have been like without children. You are not better than me. I am not better than you. We are just different.