In January of 2022 our members and friends filled out a form which asked them to predict the outcome for 14 events in 2022.  We will review those predictions without revealing who predicted what.  The benefit of this?  It will underscore that most of us can't predict the future, and sometimes the future does indeed […]

EHST will not meet at Extraordinary nor on Zoom today.  We hope everyone enjoys the holidays, and stays safe during their holiday travels.

We are kicking off 2023 with a Discussion Sunday! The topic is Everyday Ethics. A few examples for discussion are as follows: What do you do if you find that you received too much change from a grocery or other store? Should we be eating only pasture raised animals? Should we be eating animal products at […]

Artificial intelligence and machine learning software applications are rapidly reshaping our future. Applications of this powerful new technology are now touching many aspects of our lives, including finance and banking, the justice system, health care, the military, social media, and others. Fred Breidt will give a brief overview of artificial intelligence algorithms and how they […]

The Western Canon is replete with what is called great love poetry. What constitutes love poetry is seldom challenged. EHST member, Blue Marvin, will lead a discussion and analysis of some of these well-known poems to decide if the classification is justified. He will explore whether a poem is about love, lust, or infatuation with […]