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- Please use AI. Worth a read.
- Jonathan Turley: Joe Biden confessed to everything on tape.
- The ethics of journalism in an era of ideology. Junger's writing often make me wonder if his bias has colored his thinking (or possibly mine has). But he always makes me think.
More stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- Commas and the Declaration of Independence.
- From the archives: The Buffett formula - going to be smarter than wen you woke up.
- It's a heat wave, a tropical heat wave (and people are dying in Europe).
- Matt Ridley: We're using the wrong pronouns for AI. Ridley makes a good point. Ultron and Jarvis we're the same even though they were both AI robots.
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- Life Lessons from a Pro Bowler. When I read "pro bowler" I thought football.
- From the archives: Four levels of reading.
- A far-sighted warning from 1961. Fear many may not even remember Eisenhower never mind his warnings.
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- Peter Attia on exercise intensity.
- Egg prices over the past decade. Egg prices over the last 10 months. No wonder you don't hear the legacy media talking about egg prices anymore. MAHA!
- How to improve your content diet in the new year. You are what you read. Couple of years old but new to me.
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- Peter Attia with some past tips on nutrition and exercise.
- From the archives: The self-education of Louis L'Amour. Have a lot of respect for Louis L'Amour and highly recommend his autobiography.
- The making of a market maker. From September but new to me. Worth a read.
- Chief of the Joint Chiefs Dan "Raisin" Caine on how the military captured Maduro.
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- Back to School. Good parenting and investment advice.
- From the archives: Ryan Holiday's 38 rules for reading.
- Rand Paul goes after former CDC head for lack of science when it comes to vaccines. He's not wrong.
- Jonathan Turley - Antigone 2.0: Liberals denounce and destroy memorials for Charlie Kirk. When people show you who they are - believe them!
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- Michael Wade on Workplace Jackals.
- From the archives: Montaigne's rules for reading.
- South Korea says it is helping citizens return after big ICE raid at Hyundai plant in Georgia. Just saying but if South Korea won't adhere to our immigration laws - what are the chances they will adhere to tariff regulations?
You should read for pleasure and to your kids so they too develop a love of reading. (Via)
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- VDH: Revenge or Justice? Can't it be both? (HT Instapundit)
- First the CDC went after mercury and now are they going after vaccines causing food allergies? Good!
- Michael Wade: Who's in the room?
- James Marriott: How to read and why.
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- Douglas Murray: Liberals turn killers, racists, and haters into martyrs.
- From the archives: How to remember anything that you read.
- Dan Carlin on D-Day: The real war will never get into the books.
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- Biden Administration labeled people questioning Covid vaccines as Domestic Violent Extremists. We were heading into an authoritative state where we didn't even know who was in charge.
- From the archives: The four levels of reading.
- Checking in with Scott Adams.
- Trump, Rubio take aim at National Security Council's "Deep State"
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- SBA institutes new measures to prevent fraud and waste from illegals, children, and the dead. All thanks to information uncovered by DOGE. Most Americans say, "Wait - you weren't doing this already?"
- With all the news about tariffs the new tolls being applied to Chinese shipping may have just as big ramifications. They even apply to firms with just one ship being built in China. Think this will be used as leverage in upcoming tariffs talks.
- Amphibian Love Songs. That would also be a good name for a band. (HT Recommendo)
- From the archives: Paul Graham on the Need to Read.
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- All 50 states ranked from best to worst. Florida gets top makes in both the economy and education. Someone should do a ranking that includes Greenland and Alberta, Canada.
- From the archives: The case for reading fiction. Agree but it's even more important to read for pleasure.
- Excess savings and putting away what you don't spend. I was not a fan of the book Die with Zero and seems those recommending the book are all super wealthy. For myself I prefer the Edward Gibbon's quote, "I am indeed rich, since my income is superior to my expenses, and my expense is equal to my wishes." (HT Steve Layman)
