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Return to Trinity House
MindMatters is pointing to the latest Carbon Craziness from a major “science” journal. Not new. This is the permanent norm in academia. Science is Dillinger. Science goes where the money is. The major magazines have been screeching about Carbon for 15 years, interrupted only by their louder and more genocidal screeching about “virus”. Pointing won’t…
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It’s just gangland
I’ve been screwing around with this concept for several years and just now simplified it. After defeating Germany and Japan in WW2 we became the Axis. Until now I was thinking of the change as a mutation in the Allies. We brought over a bunch of Krauts and gradually let their craziness take over the…
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Blood is thicker
Michael Lewis’s defense of Sammy is so obviously bizarre that even Saagar and Krystal could see it! One of the commenters hits an important point: If SBF was a Nigerian scammer, I’m certain Michael Lewis would have a drastically different take. He’s not the only one who still defended SBF. These people saw him like…
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Auctions
Activists are constantly complaining about censorship and canceling. I’ve never been excited about those topics because I recognize that censorship is the default. Censorship is another name for editing. Publishers always choose what to publish. I realized much earlier that canceling is rarely what it appears. An executive who is fired for “political” reasons is…
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Spoiler vs mission rehash
Nate Silver, an orthodox D but also a fairly objective observer of strategy, thinks RFK will do less damage to Biden now that he’s running as an independent. I know nothing about political strategy, but I did reach the same conclusion earlier by a historical analogy. Mashing together two earlier items, first about RFK and…
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Pluponents in action
Vivek was giving his antiwar message in Iowa when some PRO-WAR protestors crashed into a car in his motorcade. He wasn’t in the car. First thought: This is opposite to the old setup. In ’69 we were protesting AGAINST the war. We got bashed and jailed. Second thought: Oops, not opposite at all, except for…
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Captive regulars
Nice self-explanatory picture. A downtown cafe, facing the alley, making no attempt to look attractive to walkbys. The background explains why. Downtowns were full of upstairs apartments and rooms. Most downtown apartments lacked kitchens. Residents used hotplates or simply ate in cafes. This cafe had a captive audience of reliable regulars.
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Sharp observation
Denyse offers a point worth remembering. Drop in referrals to elite-run legacy news media from social media pages reflects – I suspect – the fact that they are no longer needed the way they once were. Don’t try to fix the legacy media. They are not broken. They are just obsolete. Trad media now tell…
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The main point
I was looking through this catalog of the 1887 Paris Exhibition, trying to find new gadgets as usual. No new gadgets, but a good lesson in the PURPOSE of industrial policy and tariffs. The book includes 90 pages of excruciatingly detailed French tariff regulations. Why? Because Exhibitions were sponsored by governments to bring in new…
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Wrong foot
The prosecution in Sammy’s trial started out with an immediate error. Their first witness was a commodities trader specializing in cocoa beans. He put 100k into Sammy’s swindle and then was SHOCKEDSHOCKEDSHOCKED that the 100k disappeared. This plays right into the defense argument that the suckers should have known better. The argument isn’t valid for…
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The usual Shocked
From NewSuperstitionist: = = = = = START QUOTE: People’s likelihood of being vegetarian seems to be influenced by several gene variants, including some that are involved in fat metabolism. This hints that some people may find it easier to give up meat. An analysis of data in the UK Biobank has covered about 5300…
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Evolve = Devolve
Mattingly discusses the “supply chain” problem in many modern churches… = = = = = START QUOTE: Long ago, the Rt. Rev. C. FitzSimons Allison was a bishop in good standing in the Episcopal Church. A year ago, however, he resigned — at the age of 95 — to serve in the Anglican Church in…
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As predicted
A year ago I noted that Michael Lewis was writing a book on Sammy. = = = = = START REPRINT: Lewis is famous for The Big Short about the 2008 “crisis”, and he also wrote a disgusting celebration of the 2020 “virus” genocide, hymning the godlike virtues of Demon Fauci and Demon Mecher. Ankler…
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Mammary grammary
The internal evidence of language has always implied that our brains have separate ways of processing One, Two, Three, Four, Many. Languages have basic words or grammatical forms for 1 2 3 and sometimes 4. Beyond 4, the later developed numbers take over, but without any grammatical connections. A new study firms up the brain…
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Resonates
When I was doing a series on cipher machines I used a 1917 article on ciphering as a source. The article was in Everybody’s Magazine, a popular literary and cultural mag that’s now forgotten. The same volume included a huge pile of anti-German propaganda, which was required by Wilson’s Deepstate to sustain our participation in…
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