This is how AI should be used in education. Yesterday, my son drew a picture in pencil. Today, we uploaded it into ChatGPT and asked it to generate an image based on his drawing. This is the result. It inspired him to keep drawing, and that is the point. Children improve at art by practicing, experimenting, and learning new techniques. But it needs to feel exciting. When their work is transformed into something vivid and alive, it motivates them to create more. Let AI be the tool that fuels imagination, not replaces it.

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My wife belongs to me. She is my property. I belong to my wife. I am her property. My children belong to me. They are my property. I belong to my children. I am their property. We both belong to our ancestors. We are their property. We both belong to our descendants. We are their property. And so we live no longer for ourselves alone but for all that came before us and for all that will come forth from us. In a world where people are desperately searching for belonging, we already know where we belong. We know who our people are. We know what our obligations are. We know what our responsibilities are. We are not disconnected from what came before. And we are not severed from what will come forth through us. People today are miserable because they do not belong to each other. They do not belong together. They do not share ownership of one another, or of each other’s future. They do not invest in one another. They do not protect one another. Because they are not each other’s property. That is a miserable state of affairs. We, who know the proper function of family, We are not ashamed to belong. We are happy to be owned, Because we are owned in love, in duty, in covenant. And we own each other the same way.

hanging is great for the shoulders and seems to help the back too.

Earlier this year, I had several weeks of chronic back pain, right under my shoulder blades, and I could not figure out why it kept coming back. Even after a deep massage, the pain would return. Nothing fully reset the area. Then I spoke with a friend who is a physiotherapist. She suggested something I had never considered: it might be my breathing. For whatever reason, I had slipped into bad breathing habits. I was no longer fully expanding my lungs, and that meant the muscles under my shoulder blades were not getting stretched with each breath. They were tensing up, locked in place. I was also beginning to experience a bit of diastasis recti after recovering from a hernia. Once again, the culprit seemed to be my breathing,specifically, the fact that I was not exhaling completely. I was only working with the middle third of my lung capacity, never fully emptying or filling my lungs. I was also beginning to experience a bit of diastasis recti after recovering from a hernia. Once again, the culprit seemed to be my breathing,specifically, the fact that I was not exhaling completely. I was living in the middle third of my lung capacity, never fully emptying or filling my lungs. Whenever I sprinted or did intense cardio, the pain would ease, but I assumed it was because of warmed-up muscles. In truth, it was the breathing that helped. Deep, natural, forced breathing. Since then, I have been consciously retraining myself to breathe deeper and exhale more fully. It takes a little time for the effects to become automatic again, but it works. Posture improves. Pain fades. Energy returns. Bad breathing sabotages posture, energy, and muscular function. Fixing it changed everything.