In the Controversies From The Past Department, we recall this story. (I was reminded of it after reading an article at ProfessorBainbridge.com.) Six years ago, a list was published that showed the […]
Dahn Yoga Called “Cult” in Lawsuit
Regular readers might recall the series of articles in which I detailed an experiment I designed and proctored to test some of Dahn Yoga’s more outlandish claims. That series is here: I, […]
Pajamas Media: The Logic of Liberty: Whose Responsibility Is Your Health?
Today’s post is over at Pajamas Media. The editors came up with the title, which is a vast improvement on my original “A Dialogue Concerning Health Care.” They also wisely inserted little […]
Top 3 Books, and 1 Bottom One
Three top books In today’s San Francisco Chronicle are reported the bestsellers from the previous week, both nationally and separately in San Francisco. This list sums up nicely the differences between the […]
No celebration over Californian budget cuts?
9pm Saturday: Sorry! I just found out that the Akismet spam filter, in conjunction with WP-Spamfree, treated every comment as spam. And deleted them forever! Without my having even seen any comments. […]
Most Visible Airport Security Rules Cannot Prevent Another Fruit-of-the-Loom Bomber
I sincerely hope that somebody doesn’t think I am exposing any secrets. Each point below is obvious to anybody willing to spend five-minutes thought. I obviously have nothing to say about invisible […]
Definitions of Equality
Just definitions today, folks. We’ll need them later. You’d think a lot of these would be obvious. Experience shows they are not. This article is solely about equality of outcomes and not […]
The Fruit-of-the-Loom Bomber Fails; Or, Hasn’t Detroit Suffered Enough?
The guy was caught and nobody was hurt, but it is still too early for the obvious joke of the futility of bombing Detroit. So, as everybody already knows, on a Northwest […]
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