Published May 11, 2020
Sure, when a sinkhole opens in the U.S., all you get is a missing house or maybe a peek into the fires of Hell. When one opens in Italy, though, it reveals cobblestones laid by Marcus Agrippa in 27-25 BCE.
I'm very good, I've found, at creating systems and workflows. Not so much actually using them. Read more… →
I think one of the big downsides to virtual meetings, big or small, is the inability to make eye contact.… Read more… →
Virtually the entire evidence in favor of ivermectin came from a single debunked study — so saying "Well, the jury is out" is a crock. Read more… →
Here is the current CDC map showing "Level of Community Transmission of COVID-19, by State/Territory" — I think it speaks for itself. Read more… →
If the Marines really are out there "protecting democracy" like the NFL says, you would think they'd be deployed to Texas. Read more… →
