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Good enough - be a science denier, face the consequences

Let's hope this really makes some things better and the lobbyists and others don't find ways to work around it.

The first is seldom so, nothing is new, remember…

It’s like I could have written this myself.

In other breaking news, the sky is up.

There’s a lot of room for reasonable error on this issue. But partisan factions have concocted such unreasonable theories they're basically inflation fan fiction.

Flawed, but well-written piece.

I still don’t believe this might happen.

Surprised by anything?

Read some stuff by this guy.

Considering reading his seminal work.

The last few paragraphs say it all.

I attended a talk by this guy once and have a signed copy of his book that I’ll probably never get around to reading. :-)

The failed ballot measure proposed a new Department of Public Safety that would emphasize a public health approach to policing.

Open debate is a net positive.

Fun…

It depends…

A fascinating topic, made worse by social media obviously.

Tim Miller is currently one of my favorites. The ideology beneath an abortion position that nobody likes.

Sad, but extremely well-written long form

Shows you just how difficult what Djokovic was attempting is - even without Rafa or Fed. Still can’t believe it.

Of all the dumb ideas...

Love this guy’s writing. Description: Growing up, I was often accused of being "white." It was intended as a pejorative, one that sought to deny me my identity based on my cultural preferences.

The tale of a huge mistake and its making

There it is folks - the death knell for the Democratic agenda. And probably the end of Biden's presidency when taken together with the Afghanistan withdrawal.

The U.S. military spent years training Afghan soldiers to fight insurgents. Yet in a matter of days, the Afghan National Army collapsed, and the Taliban captured the country. What went wrong?

Good thoughtful piece.

I was rooting for Lavar Burton.

Bennu won’t be the great equalizer for MY generation.

The beginning of the end, I'm afraid.