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Chris Guenza

Could Our Universe Be a Multiverse?

October 25, 2016 by Chris Guenza Leave a Comment

    Our Universe could be a Multiverse?: Realistic Considerations   Some assumptions in science seem to integrate so harmoniously with  our existence that we rarely question their validity. It is particularly  challenging to think of truths, for example, that contradict the  presence of three spatial dimensions, the unidirectional flow of time, … [Read more...] about Could Our Universe Be a Multiverse?

Hall v. Florida: A Cauldron of Scientific Jurisprudence?

October 12, 2016 by Chris Guenza Leave a Comment

    Hall v. Florida: A Cauldron of Scientific Jurisprudence? Freddie Lee Hall, a man whose mental capacity resembles that of a four year-old, who as a child was “constantly beaten because he was ‘slow’ or because he made simple mistakes,” and whose siblings say plainly there is something “very wrong” with him intellectually, was nearly executed in … [Read more...] about Hall v. Florida: A Cauldron of Scientific Jurisprudence?

Election Edification: Coming Off the Bench, 1964

October 9, 2016 by Chris Guenza Leave a Comment

On November 22nd, 1963, America was hit by a tragedy. Our Commander-in-Chief, the beloved John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswalt and the world would stand in disbelief as for only the would have to rise up and lead the country. This leader was Lyndon B. Johnson, and he had just under a year to assert himself as the right man for the job before he would … [Read more...] about Election Edification: Coming Off the Bench, 1964

Election Edification: A New Voice

October 1, 2016 by Chris Guenza Leave a Comment

As the nation continued reeling from the great depression, American citizens were getting antsy to exit their Hoovervilles and begin a new chapter under a new leader. With the depression continuing to plague Americans all around the country, it seemed time for change. And with the long reign of Republicans becoming stagnant and stale, Americans voted for a new voice to lead … [Read more...] about Election Edification: A New Voice

Election Edification: The Controversy of 2000

September 24, 2016 by Chris Guenza Leave a Comment

In the election of 2000, Al Gore was pitted against George W. Bush. This was an interesting election for multiple reasons and it created much controversy in the political world and debate continues to rage over who really won the election. This was only the fourth election in U.S. history where the candidate who won the popular vote, did not win the presidency.   The … [Read more...] about Election Edification: The Controversy of 2000

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