I’ve mentioned my fondness for A Word a Day, presented by the noted linguist Anu Garg. Not only is it good for the vocabulary, it includes a “thought for the day” which is generally quite interesting. Here’s today’s from -Ivo …
I’ve mentioned my fondness for A Word a Day, presented by the noted linguist Anu Garg. Not only is it good for the vocabulary, it includes a “thought for the day” which is generally quite interesting. Here’s today’s from -Ivo …
Anywhere there is a buck to be made, regardless of how morally debased one has to be in order to participate in it, there will be people stooping to it. Some sell heroin; others traffic little kids into sexual slavery. …
Carl Sagan left us in 1996. If this is what he thought while he was still on this planet, it’s hard to imagine the pity and contempt with which he would regard this nation in its current mentally defective condition.
I ran into a plumber just now, who, when the subject of environmental sustainability came up, explained that his pet peeve is our society’s lack of concern about the use of potable water for applications in which “gray water” would …
From Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States (1877-1881): “In church it occurred to me that it is time for the public to hear that the giant evil and danger in this country, the danger which transcends all others, …
Could this be, oh, I don’t know, a LIE?? I wonder if this is a ploy to dissuade civil litigation against him for defamation. His baseless claims that election workers rigged the voting in 2020 would be worth tens of …
2GreenEnergy supporter Gary Tulie writes from his home in Buckinghamshire (near London), England: I remember a while ago speaking to an auditor whilst on a hike, and they were saying how to preserve their reputation for impartiality, and guard against …
In this video, Tucker Carlson asks why Trump’s detractors hate him so deeply. He says, in summary, that it’s because Trump says what he thinks, that he will not be controlled, and things change as a result. This is a …