Monthly Archive: March 2018
Sympathy for the prude
In (partial) defense of prudery and in counterargument to (some forms of) anti-prudery.
Linky Friday: A Conspiracy Of Us
This week: Conspiracies, Media, Labor, Economics, Family, and Stigma!
Morning Ed: Diversity {2018.03.15.Th}
It’s A Small World was surprisingly one of my favored rides at Disney World. It was so hokey, but it worked.
Education and Making a Good Living
How necessary is to go to college in order to make a good living? Are we getting what we are paying for? Who doesn’t need to go to college in order to make a good living, indeed, even to get rich? Those are the issues I explore here while reflecting on Bryan Caplan’s new book that argues for austerity in education and how a friend of mine is doing quite well in business without a college degree.
Wednesday!
While out running errands, I heard one of those haunting songs.
Imogen Heap – Hide and Seek
Tech Tuesday 3/13/18 – Freestyle Edition
I just had a whole weekend of sun and warm weather, I’m feeling footloose and fancy free. Therefore, no categories or organization for you!
Morning Ed: Immigration {2018.03.12.M}
People moving or having moved from place A to place B with or without legal authorization.
On Sympathies
So I’ve seen both Black Panther and Death Wish over the space of a couple of days. I came to the conclusion that, for different reasons, it wouldn’t be possible to talk about either one of these movies without talking about politics, politics, and more politics. So this, officially, despite the category label, is *NOT* a Mindless Diversions post. (That doesn’t mean that you don’t have to follow the regular site rules in comments, though.) Also, spoilers within.
