Topic Ideas for that Next Article

From Garner's Usage Tip of the Day:

Quotation of the Day: "What are the good and useful themes? Even, often, the great themes? First, I should list the unsolvable problem of evil. . . . Second, man against himself, which is, au fond, the root of all problems: the mature, the emotionally secure, the psychologically healthy don't need the compensatory behavior mechanisms of prejudice and hate. Third, man's relationship with God, which is but a projection of his relationship with himself, greatly idealized. Fourth, the eternal warfare of the sexes, with its fitful, biologically induced truces." Frank Yerby, "How and Why I Write the Costume Novel," in Writing in America 125, 136 (John Fischer & Robert B. Silvers eds., 1960).

The first three seem to be the main themes of MOJ discourse.   The fourth is perhaps an appropriate topic for reflection today, in particular.  Happy Valentine's Day!