Wednesday, September 16, 2026
The end of the world/the end of a renaissance
I can honestly say that I don't know (yet) where I stand on the following issue.
There is plenty of media attention being given to the idea that AI will doom humanity to extinction. Like many, my reaction alternates between facination and horror. Who doesn't secretly wish to be in a live science fiction movie.
Finally, there's some reasonable pushback to the fearmongering. The above link is to some brilliant minds in the industry who think the doomsday scenarios are concocted.
I'm still on the fence but, after Y2K, Covid and vaccine scams, and the still over-hyped "climate crisis," bowing out of the most consequential advace of our time, ceding power to China, or trusting our overbloated state with greater regulatory power, should not be our automatic response.
It's nice to be reminded that there are at least two side to everything...even if mainstream sources would rather we didn't know that.
Monday, September 14, 2026
Another excellent insight into
Sunday, September 13, 2026
You’re in an inner battle, and to win you need to side with yourself.
Everything changes…
Saturday, September 12, 2026
The truth…
Of what motivates "social justice" warriors.
Innocent Canada?
Friday, September 11, 2026
Trump, on James Talarico’s relationship
with meat. (about half-way through the video).
Being “unpresidential”
The greatest leaders of history were human. They were flawed, often course or ill-mannered. The people thought to be great in their time but later faded from historical significance were more often than not, polished posers who followed a script of predictable decorum. Greatness overrides the trivial. Good manners and support by establishment drones are not a prescription for greatness. Accolades from media and academics are hollow sources of insight. With rough edges the true heroes of time leave their mark. In a mere popularity contest, the popular may win but seldom guide people beyond anywhere but transience.
