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    SQL Injection Attacks: How They Work and How to Stop Them

    SQL injection is one of the oldest and best-understood classes of application vulnerability, yet it continues to compromise modern systems. Its persistence is not evidence…

    Ian September 14, 2026
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    Islam and a Humanist West: An Uncomfortable Critique

    I am going to write something unpopular, something that in many circles will immediately be called politically incorrect, intolerant, perhaps even bigoted. I believe there…

    Ian September 4, 2026
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  • Blog Art History

    The American Arts and Crafts Movement: Mission Style and the Search for an Honest American Design

    At the turn of the twentieth century, the United States was becoming an unmistakably modern nation. Cities were expanding, factories were multiplying, railroads and electric…

    Ian September 2, 2026
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    A Humanist Look at the Death Penalty

    There are crimes that test nearly everything we believe about humanity. There are acts of violence so cruel, so deliberate, and so devastating that it…

    Ian September 1, 2026
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    When There Is No Heaven: A Humanist Response to Grief, Death, and Dying

    One of the hardest questions humanism has to face is also one of the oldest questions human beings have ever asked: What do we do…

    Ian August 29, 2026
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Against Contempt: Why Popular Artists Deserve Serious Art-Historical Attention

Ian June 12, 2026

Introduction: The Problem of Popularity Few charges are more damaging in elite art discourse than the accusation that an artist is “popular.” The word should…

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Harriet Glickman, Charles Schulz, and the Quiet Revolution of Franklin in Peanuts

Ian June 11, 2026

In the spring of 1968, the United States was grieving, burning, arguing, and changing. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated on April 4. Cities…

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The Greatness of Fantasy Art: Frazetta, Vallejo, the Hildebrandts, and the Visual Imagination of the Modern Mythic Age

Ian June 10, 2026

Fantasy art is often treated as a lesser branch of visual culture, as though dragons, warriors, sorceresses, strange worlds, heroic bodies, enchanted forests, alien landscapes,…

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The Rabbit and the Hare in World Art History: Fertility, Moonlight, Marginality, and the Sacred Ordinary

Ian June 8, 2026

Few animals have moved as easily between the sacred, the comic, the erotic, and the domestic as the rabbit and the hare. Across world art,…

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The Pre-Raphaelite School of Art: History, Philosophy, Artists, Influence, and Modern Legacy

Ian June 3, 2026

Introduction The Pre-Raphaelite school of art occupies one of the most fascinating positions in nineteenth-century cultural history. It was at once a rebellion and a…

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Understanding Entropy

Ian June 2, 2026

Entropy is one of those words that appears in many different fields—physics, chemistry, information theory, cybersecurity, engineering, biology, and even philosophy. It is often loosely…

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The Hidden Dangers of Putting Personal and Business Information into AI Systems

Ian June 1, 2026

Artificial intelligence tools have quickly become part of everyday life. People use them to write emails, summarize documents, draft policies, troubleshoot code, analyze spreadsheets, plan…

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Introduction to Prompt Engineering

Ian May 31, 2026

Prompt engineering is the practice of communicating with an artificial intelligence system in a way that produces better, clearer, safer, and more useful results. At…

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Introduction to Vibe Coding: Promise, Practice, and Problems

Ian May 29, 2026

Vibe coding is a recent term for a style of software development where the programmer relies heavily on artificial intelligence to generate, revise, explain, debug,…

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Why Hospitals Should Require Government-Issued Photo Identification for All Visitors, Vendors, and Non-Employee Entrants

Ian May 27, 2026

Hospitals are among the few modern institutions that must remain both open and controlled at the same time. They are places of healing, grief, emergency,…

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