The Sapiocracy

By Kael the Sapiocrat Music is the spice of life. No matter what divides us or causes us pain, the one thing that all cultures have in common is the systematic arrangement of sounds that come together to create a symphonic masterpiece that has a thing of uniting even the fiercest of enemies. In the middle of this political firestorm going on in America, you would think that I would be spending my time laying the facts and research on you to get a conversation going. However, even the most dedicated of sapiocrats have to let loose every once in a while and share something that doesn't make everyone's day too depressing. Which is why I'm going to do my part and share with you my top seven songs for the summer.  DISCLAIMER: I'm Floridian and Trinidadian. So a lot of this music will probably make you want to plan a vacation. I have my tastes. 😁 #TeamEDM 7.  DUST MY SHOULDERS OFF  (Jane Zhang) - 2016 Starting off the list at #7 is Chinese beauty Jane Zhan...

By Kael the Sapiocrat A couple of days ago, while I was wasting time peering through my social media, I came across a simple and quite educational video which lasted a little more than a minute. "Oooohh, that's such big news," you may say. But when I tell you that if it is a video that prompts me to write an entire blog post about it, it must be something worth looking into. Especially for all of you sapiocrats out there.  The video focused on the topic of the freedom of speech. Yeah, it's probably the most overused and misinterpreted feature of the American experiment -- right up there with the right to bear arms and the separation of church and state.  Let's back this up. Cue Free Speech in the U.S.: Origins . The freedom of speech is an expressed freedom found in the first article of the United States Constitution where it reads: "...Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech..." You read that right. Article I of t...