…delivers a speech that could have been given by Patton.
All the right people hate it.
[Thursday-morning update]
It was Liberation Day for America’s warriors.
[Bumped]
Professor Mann
There seems to be some confusion about his employment situation. Yes, he resigned from his administrative position at Penn, but he is still a professor there.
For now.
Pot, Meet Kettle
J. B. Pritzger says that it’s “dangerous” to call Democrats’ fascists.
Dangerous to whom? I can imagine that ultimately it could be dangerous to Democrats, but I have trouble thinking that a bad thing.
Dream Chaser
RIP?
I spent years tiling this ship. Drilling composites and making every detail perfect. Management was a disaster and even tried to convince us they were on par with SpaceX. Now that I work on starship comments like that sound even more childish than before. Rip chaser. Never to be. https://t.co/4Lk7ta8L8f
— ajaxthegreat (@AlexanderJ91756) September 26, 2025
“Is This A Hobby, Or A Business?”
That’s a question that I’ve been asking about Blue Origin for over two decades. I hope they’ve finally decided it’s the latter.
College Professors
…largely only teach the left-wing view of controversial issues:
“‘Personally, I thought we’d find some imbalance, some activist teaching,’ co-author Jon Shields, a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College, told The College Fix. ‘I just didn’t expect it to be the norm in the cases we studied. That was genuinely surprising to me.’
Sadly, it’s not surprising to me at all. It’s a large part of why the country is such a disaster.
Antifa’s Recruiting Problem
Thoughts on the not-to-be-hoped-for civil war:
Antifa wants an insurrection leading to a legitimacy collapse and a communist/left-anarchist revolution. But there's a very basic question: where's it going to find the troops, and how's it going to train them?
— Eric S. Raymond (@esrtweet) September 25, 2025
In one of my previous analysis posts I identified three overlapping…
Elizabethan English
How to get it right, or wrong, in writing period fiction.
How We Became Fat-Phobic
The message is finally getting out.
For decades, Americans have been “fat-phobic,” believing saturated fats to be one of the leading contributors to heart disease. Dr. Nina Teicholz, founder of The Nutrition Coalition, debunks this idea popularized by one scientist in the twentieth century.
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) September 25, 2025
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I don’t think it’s hyperbole to say that Ancel Keys was an unwitting mass murderer.
Greta’s Flotilla
…has exposed the suicidal stupidity of Islamo Leftism.
That’s really been pretty obvious with all of the LGBT+ signs in support of Hamas.