1. Admitting you were wrong is hard. That's why I never do it.
2. Notes left in parking lots.
3. The octopus whisperer.
4. Not clear what the crime is here. The guy chopped up his own stuff. Perhaps it SHOULD be a crime to be 34 and to care that much about your "action figures," but it's not.
5. That 402 error....
6. Reputation index software is inevitable. It's not a question of whether you want it, it's a question of how you are going to deal with it.
7. I want to be a fan of school voucher programs. But the evidence is pretty mixed. Or, is it?
8. Rebel Alliance fights United Federation: Who wins the battle?
9. Hagfish.https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/01/hagfish-slime/581002/ That's all, just hagfish. But that's enough. Still, I wanted to know more about that Prius in the picture.
10. If you only read one thing about the "MAGA boys on the Mall" non-incident, read this. If you read two things, read that and then also this.
11. Does the right need to "grow up" on environmentalism?
12. Libertarians ready to scream at vast, empty uncaring sky when government reopens?
13. They detected an odor of vanilla on her breath....Ick. And hard to understand. Even imitation vanilla extract costs more than $0.60 per fluid ounce, and cheap vodka costs $0.40 per fluid ounce or less.
14. Toxic masculinity and the male gaze are phrases I had not even heard two years ago. Yes, that likely says I live in a bubble. The male gaze, in particular, is obviously important and worth being aware of.
15. Jeffrey Sachs on the campus free speech "crisis."
16. A frustrating story to read. Mistaken identity and odd sanctimony are a dangerous mix.
17. It is interesting that middle class white leftists get all upset about inequality, whereas people who genuinely care about the poor (rightly) focus on poverty. They are NOT the same problem. And I'm not even sure inequality is a problem in the first place. It is unjust to treat a murderer and a prize-winning high school science teacher the same way. Isn't it?
18. Very interesting interview with Barry Weingast.
19. Tamales.
20. Pave the muddy paths.
Grand Lagniappe: This is precisely what it would be like to play checkers with Murphy pup.
3 comments:
Years ago, during a late-night grocery shopping trip, my wife and I learned from a other shopper that the advantage of (in his case) lemon extract was that you could buy it during times when alcohol sales were prohibited due to blue laws.
Oe the unions get a hold of charter schools, the end is near.
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