Go Beto!
Wish we didn’t have to talk about election races every day of every year, but it looks like former U.S. Congressman Beto O’Rourke is considering a run for Governor of Texas against GOP incumbent Greg Abbott in 2022.I’d very much like to see that. There are a lot of kind, intelligent and honest people in Texas who must be infuriated that a hateful moron resides in the governor’s mansion.
Also, one has to think that there are plenty of Texans whose eyes have been opened by the energy debacle. What happens when government does absolutely nothing to protect its people is now on stage for everyone to see.
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Scarcely a day goes by without a new and vivid reminder of how different the Biden administration is from its predecessor.
Using chemistry to mask odors is one of the many tiny horrors of modern life. There are people who plug room “fresheners” into their outlets, so as to emit a gas that covers up the smell of mildew or whatever else is making their house smell like a men’s locker room or a bathroom at a bus station.
One of my favorite high school teachers, Joe Turk, makes this remark: Scientists allowed us to watch live (with a time delay caused by 40 million miles) a rover land on Mars. But some people won’t believe them about climate change.
The Dalai Lama says: Adopting a wider perspective includes working cooperatively with others. Crises that are global by nature, such as problems related to climate change or the modern economic structure, call for coordinated and concerted efforts among many people, with a sense of responsibility and commitment – this is more encompassing than any individual or personal issue. 
We’ve all seen the argument that favors replacing some of our kids’ high school classes with those covering some of the practical life skills discussed in the meme here. Some use sarcastic humor to make this point, e.g., “I’m glad I learned about parallelograms instead of how to do taxes. It’s really come in handy this parallelogram season.”
Of course, this is a bit passive-aggressive, but it’s funny at the same time. And let’s not forget that what makes humor work is the degree to which its concept approximates the truth.
Conservative news sources tell us that science isn’t always right, especially where the politics is concerned. Of course science can be wrong. It could be argued that it’s always wrong. Think of how little of what we “knew” about physics, chemistry, astronomy, cosmology, and biology 500 years ago that we still hold true today.
