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Category Archives: Business
The Average College Student Today
This is tragic. Our educational system is the biggest problem the Republic faces.
DOGE
If everyone saw this, it would be much more politically popular.
My interview with the @elonmusk and the @DOGE team tonight on #SpecialReport pic.twitter.com/KKpxEPtu1Z
— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) March 27, 2025
Boeing
…has admitted to its crime of murder, and should plead guilty.
I wonder what penalty the judge will impose, other than compensating the families for the incompensable?
“The Signal I Was Waiting For”
I haven’t had much to say about this kerfuffle, but CDR Salamander has a pretty good take, IMO.
Gen Z
…is the most conservative generation because they were victims of the left’s failures.
Starship Variants
An interesting thread:
I've been thinking about all the upcoming and potential SpaceX Starship variants on the horizon so they're listed here in this thread.
— KiwiThinker (@KiwiThinker) February 9, 2025
Start:
I count 15 variants. Let me know if you think I missed any.
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Junk Nutritional Science
Great speech by Nina Teicholz: "They tell us to limit saturated fats and instead eat five and a half teaspoons of seed oils every day. They tell us to eat more than half of our calories as carbohydrates. This advice is squarely contradicted by rigorous clinical trials."
— Camus (@newstart_2024) March 25, 2025
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The Rule Of Law
Trump is working overtime to restore it.
“Fifteen Days To Stop The Spread”
Time flies. It’s been five years since one of the (many) big lies about the pandemic.
We had to fumigate the house for termites, and decided to take the cats up to Cambria for a couple days (their first, and so far, only road trip, which they probably think was some kind of weird dream), so we wouldn’t have to board them. We were supposed to meet some friends from Berkeley, but the lock down had just begun in the Bay Area, and they decided not to go. I wouldn’t say that the town was a ghost town, but it was decidedly weird. When we got back to LA, things just started rapidly deteriorating with all the lunacy from there.
[Update a few minutes later]
Jennifer Sey: “The five-year anniversary of the lockdowns is here, and I’m angry.”
So am I. So should we all be. And Deborah Birx (among many others) has never been held accountable for her (her word) “subterfuge.“
[Thursday-morning update]
Lileks remembers.
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