The Condiment King: An Oral History
DC writers hate him for being a one-note bit that persists over the years, surviving deaths and reboots with a mind and agenda of his own
Monthly Archive: April 2019
Elizabeth Warren’s Bold Play on Student Loan Debt
Elizabeth Warren delivered a student loan proposal which demands attention.
Ordinary World
Your Ordinary World ft. links to stories on San Diego Synagogue shooting, Joe Biden, America’s narrative, taxing the rich, Trump 2020 and more.
Confronting the Radicalism of Young Men Online
The radical right is the most dangerous force in American politics today and we need to find a way to stop young men from being radicalized into it.
Sunday Morning! “The Fable of the Bees” & Film Noir
A once-notorious Enlightenment satire and 1950s crime films agree on one point: we should stop flattering ourselves about our public demonstrations of virtue.
Ordinary Bookclub: Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality (Chapters 36-46)
We go home for Christmas and then we go back to school to learn about Patronuses and Dementors.
Some other stuff happens too.
Saturday Morning Gaming: One Of Those Games You Keep Coming Back To
I can’t stop playing Into The Breach.
Rules of the Road: Very Open Ranges
So I’m proud that I began worrying about gas stations at about 125 miles left in the tank.
The Trouble With Incumbency
My point is that a Trump defeat would be the first time in modern American politics where a good economy wasn’t enough to keep an incumbent in office.
The Need for Accountability Regarding America’s Obesity Crisis
Maybe what Americans hunger for most doesn’t come on a plate or in a paper sack.
