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On this Mother's Day it is good to remember the arc of many marriages see the woman going from mistress, to maid, to mother. Though today we honor the mothers out there don't forget the other stages because it's important to remember these aspects in order to keep a relationship fresh and happy.
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The automobile wasn't exclusively an American invention but all the ingredients were present in the US to help create much of the modern world when it comes to cars.
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- Glenn Reynolds on dealing with a mom with Alzheimer's.
- Media coverage (or not) of of RCP8.5 RIP.
- Cyberattack hits Canvas system used by thousands of schools as school finals loom.
"...if we enlarged a walnut shell until it becomes as big as the whole observable universe, we would still not see the Planck length. Even after being enormously magnified thus, it would still be a million times smaller than the actual walnut shell was before magnification. At this scale, space and time change their nature. They become something different; they become 'quantum space and time,' and understanding what this means is the problem."
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Get the feeling President Trump might help end the war in Ukraine, remove the Iranian regime as a threat, and drain the swamp but some will still find fault like the way he combs his hair or talks. Such people are getting less and less credible by the day.
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What is the road to knowledge is one of the most asked questions in life.
No one ever said it was an easy path but it’s one you need to follow - though each in their own way.
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- From the archives: Inversion and the power of avoiding stupidity.
- Virginia Supreme Court throws out redistricting referendum results.
- Jonathan Turley: The Lobster that devoured Virginia's Constitution.
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- Dan Wetzel: NCAA tournament expansion is bad, but it's happening.
- From the archives: The history of A1 sauce.
- Some interesting WW II history.
- Charlie Baker: Congress must secure the future of college sports. After watching the blatant money grab of playoffs expansion in basketball and football - I don't think the NCAA is in the position to ask for anything from the public.
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The Iranian war has now reached its desperate measures stage. The Iranian regime (whoever is left in charge) has ordered suicidal futile attacks on US destroyers by speedboats and is dumping oil into the sea because they have nowhere left to store it. These are signs that the war is near its end but beware of the regime - a cornered animal is often at its most dangerous.
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- From the archives: Tim Ferriss - The Master and the Fool.
- How long do we wait for new inventions? Surprised this wasn't called the Reese's Cup hypotheses.
Many a truth is said in jest.
- Food commercials are deceptively funny if you think about it.
- Heh Heh
Have a new miscellaneous thoughts and observations post up on Substack.
NFL referees vote tonight on a new contract with the league. Assume they will accept the offer because truth be told NFL referees have it pretty good. Think all that talk about replacement refs was just a negotiating ploy although there's a chance it backfires because the refs may know it was a bluff. Nobody wants to see replacement refs.
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Now multiply that by a number of years.
"By contrast, if you are called upon to summarize someone's position, so that the speaking person agrees with that summary, you may have to state the argument even more clearly and succinctly than the speaker has even yet managed. If you first give the devil his due, looking at his arguments from his perspective, you can (1) find value in them, and learn something in the process, or (2) hone your positions against them (if you still believe they are wrong) and strengthen your arguments further against challenge. This will make you much stronger."
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- US Dept of Ed opens Title IX investigation into Smith College for admitting transgenders. Never thought of this before because pretty sure males can take classes at Smith but could this put all their federal funds at risk?
- IPCC admits that apocalyptic climate scenarios are "improbable." Talk about an inconvenient truth.
- College football coaches throwing support behind 24-team CFP format.
- The "AI Job Apocalypse" is a Complete Fantasy. Long article but it make the point.
Have a new miscellaneous thoughts and observations post up on Substack.
A cease fire has been announced in Iran's strait of Hormuz to allow negotiations to continue. Part of me wonders if these cease fires are announced periodically just to give the US military more time to reload. Seems like that doesn't it?
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- GameStop makes $5.5 billion takeover offer for eBay. What does Reddit say about the bid?
- The world's most important science advisory committee.
- Why Golden Tempo's Kentucky Derby win could be worth $25 million.
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- DOGE's gift: The data that cracked open the theft of Medicare. Think fact that fraud in places like Ohio may have started with Obamacare doesn't get enough scrutiny.
- Iran's Historic Mistake. He's not wrong.
- Independent bookstores keep growing in the US. Keep seeing articles like this - just wish some of those new stores were being opened near me. (HT Steve Landry)
- Kevin Kelly: Speculation on the future of the scientific method.
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Last night in NBA playoffs the Knicks destroyed the 76ers and left me thinking that losing the way the Celtics did in the first round may have been a blessing in disguise. Philly fans were happy to just finally beat Boston but New York fans gloating about winning two years in a row may have been insufferable.
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- Pro sports run on socialism. College sports should take the hint.
- Is Western Europe Suicidal? He's not wrong.
- Jonathan Turley: The Roberts Court ends a "sordid business." I have a dream!
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The other day I was struck by the lyrics to Supertramp's 1979 The Logical Song which said "watch what you say, they'll be calling you a radical, a liberal, fanatical, a criminal." These appear to all be meant as slurs and insults. Negative things. The more things change the more they stay the same I guess.
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