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- VDH: Are Americans better or worse off since January? For the average citizen it's morning again in America.
- From the archives: The Feynman technique - the ultimate guide to learning anything faster.
- Getting jacked is simple. Just do it!
- Insubordinate generals and senior officers publicly attack the Secretary of War. Wonder if these anonymous sources and officers who cannot pass a physical fitness test is a flat circle.
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- The sordid tale of LSU football, the Louisiana governor and a year's long feud. Why would any top coaching candidate subject themselves to this circus? Especially now that AD Scott Woodward has been fired.
- Russ Roberts on the mood in Israel right now.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Senators Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar. He's rumored to be up to chair the Fed but guessing these two won't be supporting him.
- President Trump on the meeting with China's President Xi Jinping.
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I had planned to dress as the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland and tell people I was Louisiana governor Jeff Landry ("Off with their heads") but Chuck Schumer shut down my party.
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- Out Society is an Escape Room.
- From the archives: Peter Thiel thinks you should be concerned about surveillance AI.
- More on Jack Smith and operation Arctic Frost. No wonder Smith was hoping for immunity.
- Bill Gates shakes up the climate discussion. But does Gates still want to block out the sun?
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- Artic Frost is shown to have included over 400 GOP targets. Bigger than Watergate.
- VDH: The Left is "Bleeding Kansas". Sadly he may not be wrong.
- Japan and US to sign memorandum on shipbuilding cooperation.
- Ross Dellenger on the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes. Was not aware of Kiffin's past history at LSU.
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Big day as President Trump and China's President Xi meet to hopefully finalize a new trade deal. Reminder the US had threatened 100% tariffs which in effect would have closed off the US market to China's manufacturers. Meanwhile China had closed off sale of rare earth metals and processing something US military and technology manufacturers badly need. But Trump's recent trade and peace deals basically broke the Chinese monopoly on rare earths and may have taken them out of the US supply chain altogether. The US markets remain. Should be an interesting day.
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- It was a busy day in Foxboro.
- A closer look at security envelope patterns. Never really noticed this before.
- Westinghouse is claiming a nuclear deal would see $80 billion in new reactors. "Details are remarkedly sparse on what has been agreed to."
- Reminder that Jack Smith never received a Presidential pardon or was confirmed as a Special Prosecutor by Congress. He's going to jail.
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- Jonathan Turley on the AFGE union calling for an end to the shutdown.
- From the archives: What happened after the Black Death?
- News that Barack Obama knew Hillary Clinton was mentally unstable and unfit for office.
- Your Internet tip of the day: AI browsers considered unsafe. People who use AI browsers are the new segment of people who answer Nigerian prince's email requests.
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There was a lot of news that came out yesterday but perhaps the news that most interests me is that Westinghouse and the US government signed an $80 billion pact to build more nuclear reactors in the US. If you've been paying attention I'm a big fan of nuclear power and would like to read more details on this.
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Here's one man's guess on how the current coaching carousel for the major programs may shake out.
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Argentina President Javier Milei's party just swept to a landslide victory in national elections and their peso is up 10% with the results. The US had earlier done a $20 billion currency swap with Argentina so the Treasury Department is now up $2 billion. The US was criticized for the currency swap at the time - will we hear from those critics now?
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At the Asia Pacific summit the original news may have been of an official signing to the end of the war between Cambodia and Thailand but the bigger news may be how this peace spurred China into wanting a trade deal with the US.
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- Funny because it could be true.
- How batteries are making the electric grid more reliable.
- America and the Erie Canal. The canal, for a large part, helped make NYC the largest city on the east coast.
- Missouri Executive Order 44. The Mormon extermination order.
"When Joyee's Stephen Dedalus said, 'History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake,' he summed up Irish history. And the United States was to be the place of awakening. Irish history in Ireland and Irish history in America were a set of beautifully symmetrical antitheses. While America was a land of immigration, Ireland was a land of invasions." The Americans: The Democratic Experience by Daniel Boorstin
Boorstin later wrote, "In a word, the Puritans had been colonists, the Irish were emigrants." How true!
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- More on LSU firing Brian Kelly. Brian Kelly is 64 and I would not be surprised if he took his millions and retired.
- Memories of Book (and Comic Book) Reports.
- A Nuclear Fission Blank Slate.
- Scott Galloway - Notes on being a man, and advice for young men who are feeling lost.
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Wild weekend in football both on Saturday and Sunday capped off by the Packers coming back to beat the Steelers 35-25 and Brian Kelly getting fired by LSU. Personally I don't feel bad for watching football all weekend or for Brian Kelly getting fired but it was exhausting!
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"Why would rational people vote to destroy their borders, their cities, their jobs, and their children? For the same reason the sick family must tolerate pedophilia rather than its revelation: the co-opted liberal electorate was terrified that any deviation would result in destruction of its protective unit. As it would." The Disenlightenment by David Mamet
This comparison came to mind when I wondered perhaps fans have biases for or against these players.
Player A: 68.5 Comp %, 7.4 Y/A, 142 TD, 46 Int
Player B: 67.1 Comp %, 7.5 Y/A, 229 TD, 85 Int
If you haven't figured it out - Play A is Joe Burrough and Player B is Dak Prescott. The numbers are fairly equal when you consider Dak is 4-years older than Joe (which explains the more TD's but their TD to Int ration is fairly close).
Leads you to wonder if the difference in perception stems from one being the first pick in the draft while the other waited until the 4th round. Difference in expectations? Or could it be a white vs black prejudice? You determine but there is a bias.
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- Market Forces (in Healthcare). He's not wrong.
- Tesla rebounds to finish September as the Model Y the best selling car in Europe.
- Peter Attia with a critical look at the lifespan-extending promise of psilocybin. Increasing lifespan by decreasing stress?
- James Madison - the father of the 1st Amendment (among other things).
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Reportedly Apple is in talks with Tesla to have the iPhone integrated into Tesla's cars starting next year. This could be a smart move by Apple because many of the people who buy Tesla cars also have iPhones but may have switched if Elon Musk came out with his own cell phone. Imagine that all these phones will come equipped with Starlink to phone capability.
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"A representative [Congressman] must regularly raise $50,000 to stay in office. Regularly means every day, and so a politician is a shill. He has no skill other than persuasion and has never practiced it other than in fibbing go his constituents and flattering his paymasters.
The shill at the three-card monte game is hired to pretend to win and then to 'side' with the yokels and show them how to do the same. The politician presents himself as the friend of the voter, but, elected, can only vote at the direction of his owners. He is their employee and absent their favor, has no other means of support." The Disenlightenment: Politics, Horror, and Entertainment by David Mamet.
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- New York City's Mayor Problem. He's not wrong.
- All LLM attacks are trivially easy. Long been of the opinion that LLM's are faulty because they are based on what people wrote and people are faulty to begin with.
- Tell Me What This Story Looks Like to You. Waiting for 50 Intelligence professionals to sign a letter saying this is true.
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Congrats to the Blue Jays who won game 1 of the World Series over the Dodgers 11-4. Honestly I turned the game off in the top of the 5th with the score tied 2-2. Looks like I missed all the excitement. In my defense there was a Harry Potter movie on.
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The thing all NBA players should keep in mind is that Chauncy Billups and Terry Rozier just became full basketball pariahs. Nobody in basketball wants to be associated with them. Former teammates won't take their calls and anyone in basketball won't want anything to do with them. And for what? Every basketball player or pro athlete should really ask if the risk was worth the reward.
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The FBI today announced the arrests of over 30 people many mafia related in a gambling investigation that was spread over 11 states and involved tens of millions of dollars. The NBA was far from unscathed in the investigation highlighted by the arrests of Chauncy Billups and Terry Rozier.
I'm a first generation American from one of the Reddest states in the country and both my parents had union jobs. I'm basically what used to be the target market for the Democratic Party. I later changed my party affiliation to "Independent" and strongly believe in voting for the person not a party.
When I vote - I vote for a person if I know then personally and like them. If I don't know any of the candidates for an office often I just leave that section blank. There's no rule saying you have to vote for every office. And if I have a strong preference for a candidate - I'll vote for them too even if I've never met them.
But often I find myself voting against a candidate because some of the things they say or policies they hold are just crazy and I find myself voting for their opposition - even if I don't know them. Many times that's how I find myself voting Republican because the sign above is often true.
Often remarked that neither JFK or Harry Truman, who were once Democratic Party icons, would even be welcome in the Democratic Party today. It may seem like my politics have changed over the years but really they haven't changed much. It's just that in many ways the Democratic Party has gone insane.
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- The Mysterious Marijuana Syndrome Filling Emergency Rooms.
- From the archives: The Robert Heinlein interview.
- VDH on JD Vance. He's not wrong.
- The Silence after the Badge: A Sergeant's Blunt Truth about Retirement. He's not wrong.
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Reminder that in 1909 Clark University in Worcester became the only US university to host Sigmund Freud. It is mostly forgotten but at the time Freud was still slightly disreputable in Europe but his appearance at Clark made him respectable in the US. The more you know.
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Back from a great day of golf down the Cape. Still nursing a bit of a hangover but hope the schedule gets back to normal shortly. Sorry for the delay.
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Many a truth is said in jest.
- Going to hell for laughing at this.
- Funny because it could soon be true.
- Heh Heh
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- A Holocaust Has Many Fingerprints.
- Interesting: Italy may be in better financial shape than the US.
- In bi-partisan agreement - Americans agree that universities need to get their act together. But is as simple as it seems?
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They've been calling it a War on Drugs for decades but between the military introducing missiles to destroy cartel boats and the FBI going after the drugs that do get into the country don't forget about RFK Jr.'s own war on Big Pharma drugs. And if you have to do drugs - please buy American seems to be the message.
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With the firing of Billy Napier at Florida the carousel not only kept going it spun faster.
The University of Florida fired head football coach Billy Napier despite owing a $21 million buyout. Reportedly half of that money is due within 30 days and there's no off-set provision to claw back any of the buyout if he takes another coaching job. Napier went 22-23 in his time as coach. This was not an unexpected move and ends on the longest running "will they or won't they" situations in college football.
That's one way to help balance the budget. The answer to the above question is Sunday May 26, 2026.
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- Peter Attia with some research worth sharing.
- From the archives: Marc Andreessen's Techno-Optimist Manifesto. Long read but should be reviewed from time to time.
- The ultimate trolling - all the Trump Administration departments joined Bluesky.
- Has Xi Jinping lost control of China's military - and China itself?
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Know that Florida fired coach Billy Napier and many more coaches my follow. Did not comment on it as I plan to lay out my thoughts later in a whole post.
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The No Kings rallies basically turned into a joke. Hope you enjoy:
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- I'm 67 and just realized I've been lied to about retirement. He's not wrong about being good at your job, damn near irreplaceable, but then being forgotten after 6 month. He is wrong in not thinking taking care of your yard, your dog, playing golf when you have time, and reading all the books you've been meaning to get to can't be maybe even more fulfilling.
- Saturday they wanted no kings - on Sunday we think kings are funny.
- More on the CCP purges in China.
- More on the UN's failed caron tax vote this week in London.
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Haven't really been paying attention to the Mandami for NYC mayor mess or the Letitia James mortgage fraud case simply because life's too short and I have better things to pay attention to. Like college football on Saturday and pro football on Sunday. Go Pats!
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Many a truth is said in jest.
Last week's firing of James Franklin at Penn State set off a chain reaction.
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- VDH: How Biden and Obama failed in the Middle East.
- The UN’s proposed carbon tax on shipping failed in another big win for President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Think whoever proposed such a naked money grab or supported it should be fired. And the US should rethink why we are in the UN in the first place.
- Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel on the proposed Big Ten equity deal now in holding pattern. I like the phase of a college football equivalent to a payday loan.
- Ross Delinger on the Big Ten equity deal. Even more details here. I miss the old College Football Enquirer.
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What is no longer theoretical but real is that John Bolton was hit with a 26 page indictment with 18 counts that could be as much as 180 years in prison. By all accounts he seems to have been caught dead to rights. Too bad this news will probably get less coverage than the No Kings protests or the WNBA.
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Today could be a big day for the Supreme Court. There could be ruling on the Voting Rights Act and gerrymandered Congressional districts along racial lines. A ruling striking down racial preferences could yield up to 19 more Republican seats in Congress and cement control of the lower House.
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- Jonathan Turley: Supreme Court poised to issue historic ruling on the Voting Rights Act.
- Education Secretary: government shutdown shows department's uselessness. She's not wrong.
- SpaceX cleared for twice as many launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base.
- Democrats and the "vision thing." "Do they have one?"
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- Supreme Court seems ready to curtail major provision of the Voting Rights Act. Ruling could lead to Republicans picking up as many as 19 seats in the House.
- From the archives: 12 Stoic questions
- The increase in US pedestrian deaths. Good look at the increase but I'd add two additional potential factors: the rise in obesity (more comorbidities the less chance to recover from an accident) and the increase in illegal alien drivers and pedestrians (who may not have the same respect for the rules of the road).
- An assortment of "What ifs." I've asked myself many of these same historical questions.
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Currently reading The Americans: The Democratic Experience by Daniel Boorstin and Hondo by Louis L' Amour. Think I chose those two books because in real life Boorstin and L' Amour were great friends. Funny thing is I'll probably finish Hondo today but only a little more than a third through Boorstin's work (though it is non-fiction and three times as long). And no I have not seen the John Wayne movie Hondo but after reading the book now I'm curious.
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A man is accidently cryofrozen in 1974 but is re-aminated into today's 2024 world.
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- Will Michigan and USC nix Big 10 private equity deal?
- JD Vance warns more federal jobs cuts may be coming as shutdown continues.
- Millionaire Elizabeth Warren: Leftism for thee but not for me. She's an embarrassment.
- In 1968 a US nuclear sub with 99 crewmembers sunk and the mystery of why remains.
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Normally I leave out a "midnight snack" for anyone who visits my website but I forgot. No excuse - just forgot. Then this morning I put the wrong title on my Daily Quotes and emailed it out. It feels like one of those days. I should just go back to bed.
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- If you get the chance. Good advice.
- VDH: The Pieces of Trump's Peace. Peace through strength.
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Can't help but smile as I think on President Trump bringing home the surviving hostages and bringing Peace to the Middle East. Every world leader - Israeli and Arab, Muslim and Jew was genuinely happy to have their picture taken with the President and give the trademark thumbs up sign. Seeing that - I couldn't help but smile either.
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Have to look at the humorous side of the news - else you might go crazy.
Jokes from the past week's news offerings. At least they were funny to me.
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- More on the firing of James Franklin at Penn State.
- The semiconductor supply chain must be made more resilient. Not to mention the military supply chain.
- Reasonable is a Rising Bar. Good advice.
- Russ Roberts on the situation is Israel. Well put.
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Today is Columbus Day but it is also the day President Trump is set to address the Knesset in Israel as some of the hostages start returning. It is a joyous day but I can help but remember that all the still living hostages are males while all the females were raped and murdered. I try to be an optimistic person but it is raining where I am right now.
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Columbus Day continuing to be a federal holiday also continues to be a divisive issue in some places. On one side you have people who say Columbus was a genocidal imperialist monster and on the other proud Italian-Americans and traditionalists. I have a modest proposal with a solution which I think may be acceptable to most Americans.
About this time of year on October 19, 1781 the British forces under Lord Cornwallis surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown to end the Revolutionary War. America as a free nation really starts with this date. Why not celebrate the date as the new national holiday in replacement of Columbus Day? Yorktown Day could be celebrated on the third Monday in October. The unions would be satisfied since they wouldn't be losing a paid holiday. Italian-Americans couldn't complain since this in no way would be disrespecting Columbus and historically Yorktown is the more important date (beside Columbus really "discovered" the Caribbean not North America). French-Americans would be big supporters of the switch because the French fleet played a huge role in the victory. The only people who might complain are the people who are against glorifying anything that's even remotely militarily related but screw those people.Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- James Franklin is dead man walking.
- Recommended reading: Empire of the Summer Moon. Sounds good.
- Jonathan Turley: Antifa deniers - Dan Goldman and the ghost of J. Edgar Hoover. Interesting parallel.
- Peter Attia on artificially sweetened beverages. Plain water is always best.
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Don't think China sending out a threating trade letter while the US government is shutdown is a coincidence. China may have thought with the shutdown the US would be too disorganized to mount a significant response. They didn't count on President Trump being trained in the ups and downs of real estate and thriving on chaos. Chuck Schumer may be responsible not just thousands of government employees losing their jobs but for China making a play for trade leverage.
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...products just good enough for their purpose. The aesthetic that-was-not-functionable, the ornamental that was merely traditional, had no place in the American scheme. For Americans, a high quality machine was not one that was polished and ornamental, but one that worked." - Daniel Boorstin The Americans: The Democratic Experience
Make sure it worked and then improve, improve, improve has long been the American way.
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- The thing about Letitia James mortgage fraud charges.
- Glenn Reynolds: The Insurrection Act.
- At What Price? At What Reward? A piece of US history I was unaware of.
