On the importance of distinguishing them.
As noted, that this was published in Nature may be an indication that there are growing cracks in the wall of the hysteria.
On the importance of distinguishing them.
As noted, that this was published in Nature may be an indication that there are growing cracks in the wall of the hysteria.
A practical but politically incorrect approach from Bob Zubrin.
He’s a lousy president.
Not enough graft for California politicians in that, though.
“They are full of envy. They penalize success and ingenuity. They are for the collective over the individual. They want no consequences to actions, nor do they understand why failure when taking risks is important. They like to rule from their ivory towers knowing full well anything that happens won’t affect them directly.
They hate freedom and capitalism. The US is the beacon of it and by every shred of evidence, it works pretty damn well. We have over 200 years of history that shows it works significantly better than any other place on earth or any form of government that has been tried since mankind walked the earth.”
With all the current insanity on campus, it’s worth noting that today is Victims of Communism Day.
Greg Autry discusses his new book (with Peter Navarro).
Now.
I agree that the loans are at the heart of the problem.