Author: Andrea Mai
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OBJECTIVISM FOR THE CURRENT TIMES (2026)
There’s a frustrating pattern I see whenever Ayn Rand comes up in conversation. People don’t argue with her ideas. They argue with her. Her personal life. Her harsh tone. Her outdated views on gender, race, or feminism. And then they conclude: “See? She was wrong about everything.” That’s not logic. That’s avoidance. Rand was a…
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THE FREQUENCY OF MICHAEL JACKSON
How One Person Can Resonate with Many: Understanding MJ’s Human Design Some people enter this world designed to touch a few. Others are built to reach many. Michael Jackson was the second kind. His energy was never meant to be a private line, available to only one person. Instead, his very nature was structured like…
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WHEN CERTAINTY BECOMES A CAGE
The Person I Used to Be I was not always free. For years, I held religious beliefs that were inherited, not chosen. Handed down like furniture you never asked for but were afraid to throw away. I believed in spirits, but listening to them was forbidden. I sensed the dead, but asking for proof felt…
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MY 2-CENTS ON THE NEW AGE TO CHRISTIAN PIPELINE
How Bible scholars like Michael Heiser do a logical bait and switch on theology. I used to follow Michael Heiser’s work closely. For an evangelical scholar, he was refreshingly willing to take the supernatural world of the Bible seriously. He talked about the divine council, the Watchers, the elohim, territorial spirits—things most churches ignore or…
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FREE WILL IS AN ILLUSION OF THE MATRIX
Why Your “Choices” Are Just Programming You Can’t See We like to believe we are free. Free to choose truth over lies. Free to see clearly. Free to be humble, careful, and responsible. The idea of free will is the bedrock of our legal systems, our religious doctrines, and our sense of self. Without it,…