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- Two centuries of increasing paper abundance. And plummeting prices.
- Good news on the life extending gene therapy front.
- I'd give this as a gift but afraid some may not realize it was a joke and take it serious.
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Love that Starlink is getting a step closer to offering cell service but isn't this eerily close to the script of Dr. Who's rise of the Cybermen but instead of airships there's low earth orbiting satellites? If Elon Musk starts offering free ear pods I'd really be worried.
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Some people may ask why we don't have heroes like this in today's military. The answer is that we do still have such men but the media today just doesn't celebrate them like they used to.
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- Glenn Reynolds: Marco Goes Hard. Agree 100%.
- Matt Ridley: Prosperity creates new luxuries.
- Why Texas is making datacenters wait. Power is the issue.
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Feel bad that I don't go into more depth about current events and news while paying attention to sports. Then I see that the impending landfall of Hurricane Isaias on the Gulf Coast focuses not on the damage that may be done but how this could effect the big Alabama-Georgia game on Saturday. Not sure if this make me feel justified or ashamed to have the same questions.
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- Three Years Since the October 7th Slaughter.
- Kevin Kelly: The Influence of Science Fiction on Science.
- What challenges lie ahead for the Protect College Sports Act?
- Trump lowers the boom on Huawei. Good!
Said it before but Columbus Day continuing to be a federal holiday also continues to be a divisive issue. 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 would be acceptable to most Americans.
On October 19th in 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 to America (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.
Have Yorktown Day replace Columbus Day. So let it be written so let it be done.
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Every day you live also brings you one day closer to your death. Kind of poignant having this thought on October 7th. Memento mori. And rest in peace to the victims of October 7th.
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- How USAID built a global color revolution infrastructure with NGO's (and our tax money).
- We need to talk about RAF Fairford and the B-1B FLAPEX. Agree 100%.
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Not really commenting on the Cornell 7 case but I would find it amusing if the person who vandalized the campus and wrote "I don't want to go to school with rapists" is from out of town and not even enrolled at the college. Back to your regular programming.
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Many a truth is said in jest.
- Just because you're dead doesn't mean you can't still have fun.
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- Activists target vacation home of Chief Justice Roberts in Maine. How these activists think this sort of behavior is acceptable is amazing.
- The National Security and Defense Strategy in action South of the border.
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While pleased the Patriots beat the Bills yesterday, I realize the bigger story is Brazil's presidential race going to a second round as Flavio Bolsonaro leads incumbent Luna. Ever since the money spigot at USAID was shut down the "far right" is 8-0 in South American elections. If all these people all voting for freedom instead of repression - why is our media still calling them "far right."
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- The 5 most important skills to learn in 2026. Good life advice.
- Jonathan Turley: The blue state model for education has failed, and people have noticed.
- 3 founders solving big problems. Cool stuff.
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Realize that I tend to avoid or skip some of the bigger "news of the day" items - like the Cornell 7 or the attempted hijacking in the Middle East. Those events are covered elsewhere in great detail and I have nothing that could add to or change to either. Both are out of my control - so I let them be.
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How to be happy is one of the most asked questions in life.
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Pitt won last night 35-33 when Virginia Tech "missed" a last second field goal. There's a growing conspiracy of if the kick actually missed and the ending of maybe becoming as controversial as the extra second added to the end of the Western Michigan-Michigan game. Is there a reason field goals like this aren't reviewed? Can you imagine the controversy if the call was overturned?
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So the Fed did not follow it's own traditions because some unelected experts thought they knew better. How did that work out?
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There's a certain irony that October may be the busiest sports month - with college and pro football, MLB playoffs, and the starts of the NBA and NHL seasons. Yet it is also the time of year when spouses, families, or significant others want you to go apple picking or the leaves in the yard need raking. This is where time management skills really pay off.
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- Project Agincourt. Next generation warfare.
- Understanding the AI that drives robots.
- How states can cut rules and regulations. Idaho for the win.
"But Roosevelt systemized interest group politics more generally to include many constituents - labor, senior citizens, farmers, union workers... It is no coincidence that the first peacetime year in American history in which federal spending out paced the total spending of the states and towns was that election year of 1936. It can even be argued that one year -1936 - created the modern entitlement challenge that so bedevils both parties.
Roosevelt's move was so profound that it changed the English language. Before the 1930's, the word "liberal" stood for the individual; afterward, the phrase increasingly stood for groups. Roosevelt also changed economics forever. Roosevelt happened on an economic theory that validated his politics and his moral sense: what we now call Keynesianism. Keynesianism, named after John Maynard Keynes, emphasized consumers, who were also voters. The theory gave license for perpetual experimentation - at least as Roosevelt and his administration applied it."
Thus free government stuff was born
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- Kevin Kelly: Natural History of a New Idea.
- Our kids deserve better schools. Long but interesting read.
- So F/A-XX goes to... (The new strike fighter plane for those not used to military acronyms.)
- Don't care your political leanings - these three questions from Thomas Sowell can work in all aspects of your life.
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It is October 1st and the Boston Red Sox officially did not make it to October baseball. They lost last night to the New York Yankees by a lot to a little - 9 to 2. Covefe!
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- The economic implosion of Iran. Some good points.
- From Elon's lips to Trump's ears. He's not wrong.
- Trump's carbon tax. So that means those who preach climate change will be supporting the war in Iran and Trump now - right?
- She still sounds (and looks) great! Although with the change in haircut it took me a minute.
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Yesterday was a big day. There was the Super Intelligence summit at the White House, the Bruins won their season opener 3-0 over the Rangers, and the Red Sox fell 9-0 to the Yankees in game 1 of their playoff series. Lots to absorb.
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- VDH: Remembering the gloom and doom of the 1992 elections - on the upcoming midterms. He's not wrong.
- Athletes are supporting the Support College Sports Act. Thinking this may put it over the top.
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- The EU's Say-Do Gap Goes to Sea. The EU's official motto should be "Do as I say - not as I do."
- There are those who mistake identity for truth. Some good points.
- They hate him because he's speaking the unvarnished truth. And not apologizing or seeing permission to do it.
- One does not simply decommission a nuclear carrier. Two from Commander Salamander today mostly because I was late to the first.
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Tonight is both the opener for the Red Sox-Yankees playoffs and the Bruins season opener. Even though the clicker will be busy my thoughts will be on the Protect College Sports Act which passed the Senate by a vote of 77-22. Will what passed the Senate make it out of the House?
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"After 1932, New Zealand, Japan, Greece, Romania, Chile, Denmark, Finland, and Sweden began seeing industrial production levels rise again - but not the United States...
The big question about the American depression is not whether war with Germany and Japan ended it. It is why the Depression lasted until that war. From 1929 to 1940, from Hoover to Roosevelt, government helped to make the Depression Great...
There remains a question. If so much of the New Deal hurt the economy, why did Roosevelt win reelection three times? Why, especially, the landslide of 1936? In the case of the third and fourth Roosevelt terms the answer is clear: the threat of war, and war itself."
Turns out the only thing we had to fear was war.
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- An ode to Tesla's Cybercab. My next car may be a Cybercab.
- Paul Graham: The Top Idea in your head. What do you think of in the shower?
- Midterms diplomacy. "Iran is waiting for Democrats to take back Congress."
- Will AI replace the university? I'd look for homeschool AI first to set the precedent.
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Reportedly the Senate will vote today on the Protect College Sports Act. On the fence about the measure but did see an ad that claimed the college sports is out of hand and Congress needs to step in. That ad just made me think of Ronald Reagan saying the scariest words we're I'm from the government and I'm here to help. Is that what people really want?
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Yesterday it rained so I sat on the couch and watched some great college football games. Today the Nor'easter continues so I will sit on the couch and watch NFL games. The grass needs the rain - many of the men in the northeast nod in agreement.
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"Socrates' technique was to make his interlocutor, who started with a thesis, agree to a series of statements, then proceed to show him how the statements he agreed to are inconsistent with the original thesis, thus establishing he has no clue as to what he was talking about. Socrates used it mostly to show people how lacking in clarity they were in their thoughts, how little they knew about the concepts they used routinely - and the need for philosophy to elucidate these concepts."
This helped clarify how the Socratic method works but in Taleb's words Fat Tony then eviscerates Socrates. I tended to agree with Fat Tony. Which perhaps was Taleb's objective.
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- What is driving up US interest rates?
- From the archives: Laird Hamilton's 5 rules for healthy living.
- We need to bring back cultural monuments. Needs to be remembered that the Coliseum in Rome was sponsored by Emperor Nero but Donald Trump - a professional builder - gets protested for trying to build a ballroom on the White House or a classic Triumphal Arch in DC.
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President Trump is scheduled to be at today's Texas at Tennessee game. There's no doubt the man loves football. You have to wonder how the history of the country may have been different though if the NFL let the former NJ Generals owner buy a franchise. Would he have still run for President? Talk about sliding doors.
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- Trump hosts Xi - DC implodes. I remember when Gavin Newsom hosted Xi and cleaned up San Fran and got rid of the homeless to do it. The media was silent.
- Still blown away by this piece of history. Reminder Metcalfe was the inventor of Ethernet.
- How Silicon Valley knows its people.
- Are we getting closer to flying cars? More on Lift Aircraft.
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Reminder - when in doubt when reading something here and you're not sure if I'm serious or joking - 9 times out of 10 I'm kidding. Enjoy yourself. Don't take anything too seriously but remember many a truth is said in jest.
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- Did Lane Kiffin make a mistake in leaving Ole Miss for LSU?
- Niall Ferguson: Apocalypse Now. Have a lot of respect for Ferguson as a historian but as a prognosticator - sorry not so much.
- Glenn Reynolds: A tale of two centuries.
- Matt Ridley: How seriously should we take AI doom warnings?
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Wished for the return of football but didn't consider that that would also mean the cooler days and earlier sunsets of fall. Right now it's in the 40's when I get up and it only reaches the mid sixties even on a sunny windless day. At least we get Atlanta vs Greenbay for when it gets dark tonight.
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President Trump gave a speech at the UN yesterday. Haven't seen or read the whole speech so don't want to comment. Saw some snippets but not the whole thing. Probably get the feed from Fox News - they covered it even though they're "boycotting."
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- The world's best countries at science in 2026.
- How the President's Cup works in golf.
- From the archives: Life advice from a 95-year old former cardiologist. I should move my walks to the morning because something always seems to come up.
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- Colorado votes whether to unwind good tax policy. Look at the differences between a flat tax and a graduated tax. I'm in the flat tax camp.
- You can see why the danger of "space junk" has become a very real issue.
- Ukraine's Vivaldi - a needed update on the Ukraine-Russian war.
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Find it ironic that President Trump is getting flack for banning some media outlets from the White House for spreading "fake news" or hoaxes and the media is outraged. Meanwhile Joe Biden and Kamala Harris banned press conferences and interviews from the White House and nary a word was said.
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- Nice profile of Calvin Coolidge and the budget.
- Kevin Kelly: Predicting the Present.
- Define "weapons," as in "weapons in space"... if you don't mind. Kinetic actions in space. An twice in one post the Boring Company in space gets mentioned.
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- Jonathan Turley: Can the President ban disfavored media? Against censorship but if a media outlet knowingly spreads lies or edits interviews to distort the truth - they why should they be given access?
- Many a truth is said in jest.
- This is cool. Makes you wonder if a Kraaken could be towed by an ocean liner and used not just to supply power but also clean drinking water. The excess power and water could be sold in any port they dock in.
- "Hottest Year Ever." He's not wrong.
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The Buccaneers lost to the Browns yesterday 23-19 a week after the Chargers lost. Feel bad for the folks who reasoned no way San Diego LA goes 0-2 to start the season and picked the Chargers this week to beat the Raiders. Of course they lost. It was a reminder why I no longer do Survivor pools.
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- Russ Roberts: Rough Beast Rising. Interesting thought on worship.
- Lean something new every day: this is not surprising as breast milk is amazing. Knew it happened but not the mechanism.
- California's "Billionaire Tax" is based on bad research. Pure craziness! (HT Steve Landry)
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Yesterday was a college football day and today an NFL one. The Steelers at New England is the game I'm most interested in and looking over the schedule it may even be the best matchup of he day. Although the Vikings vs Bears may be as good or better.
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- Bill Belichick learned the hard way - the "Patriot way" doesn't work in college.
- Jesus Did Not... He also did not preach that priests should be celibate.
- The big holes in wearable heart rate variability and readiness scores.
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With Alaska to the left and now Greenland to the right - the US has Canada surrounded. Just joking of course but it really does bring up the thought of what do we really need Canada for anymore? Just something to think about while we wait for the LSU-Ole Miss game to kick off tonight.
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- The American Affordability Tracker. These numbers are scary.
- Protect College Sports Act crosses another major hurdle.
- Jonathan Turley: Princeton faculty reach perfect zero support for Republicans. Don't look at what people say - look at what they do.
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The nation's GDP grew at 5.1% and the economy is strong and the average American family is making more than ever. But because of high interest rates and inflation Americans feel they are paying way too much in mortgage or rent payments and the gas price at the pump continues to be an issue. The Republicans may be facing a surprising answer to the question - are you better off than you were 4-years ago? Things need to change.
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- Inside the SEC's tangled legal battle with LSU and Lane Kiffin.
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- Jonathan Turley: Senator Rand Paul introduces Birthright Citizenship Amendment. He's not wrong but asking red states and blue states to have a serious debate at this time is expecting too much.
- US cities where your money buys the best quality of life in America.
- Fed approves interest rate hike - signals one more may be coming this year. This is the opposite of good for homeowners or people looking to buy or sell homes.
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Tonight marks the return of NFL action on Thursday nights on Amazon Prime as the Bills open their new stadium vs the Detroit Lions. I know what I'll be watching. Originally got Amazon Prime for the free shipping (I hate shopping in person). Perhaps other streamers should follow suit? Subscribe to Netflix and get free Internet or ESPN and get a free subscription to The Athletic (free subscription to the NYT doesn't count - I'd prefer something of value).
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- It's a great time to discover the genuine you.
- VDH: The fantasy house of Mark Carney.
- I'm going to pivot instead and say he should run for President. Print up those Mitch McConnell for President 2028 bumper stickers. They could even outsell the Voldemorte for President ironic ones.
- From the archives: Leadership lessons from 2,400 years ago.
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It's quiet on the world news stage - the mid-terms, tariffs, Iran - everything. Too quiet. It's like all the news is waiting for Friday which has become the new news dump day for a completely different reason.
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