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Adam Kinzinger
@adamkinzinger.substack.com

Hey everyone, happy Sunday. Are you ready for some good news? In honor of September being Hunger Action Month, today I wrote on my Substack about two kids in South Florida who have made it their mission to innovate new ways to solve food insecurity in their communities. Link below!

Frankusz
@frankusz.bsky.social

The science of biology makes this point clearly: diversity has a higher survival potential than homogeneity. Despite this, human organization tends in the opposite direction. Are we therefore inherently self-destructive because we lack the will and ability to cultivate and maintain diversity?

Chris Walters, author, aka Puns 'N' Roses
@punsnrosespdx.bsky.social

This is great, and I'm impressed by the empathy and initiative of these two kids. At the same time, I'm reminded of the story of the orphan-crushing machine. Teenagers shouldn't be trying to solve food insecurity. This story highlights the failures of the American people and Congress they elect.

4sylvester.bsky.social
@4sylvester.bsky.social

Thank you, Aashrita & Anish, for helping your fellow man! You are doing what all Americans should be doing, helping one another. There is goodness in the world! Thank you for showing & reminding us of what that is & looks like.