I emerged from my sleep pod in the year 2000 covered in nourishing spice and bong smoke. Those who kept my space ship clean of dead skin while I was away left milk and cookies-- and internet.
ED vs LOGICAL FALLACIES: BASE RATE FALLACY
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Boy howdy, has it been a long time since we've done one of these. If you
recognize the format of that title you are officially OG Gin and Tacos.
Well done....
It’s a hot take, except it’s cold and doesn’t take
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Why is David Gergen still alive? This might seem like a rather harsh
question — and certainly no one here wishes him dead — but what is
accomplished by pay...
Crisis
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I suppose some people might wonder why I'm not completely hysterical. Why
would I be hysterical? The building where I've lived for 22 years is
scheduled fo...
PayPal and Bingo are a Match Made in Heaven
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Okay, okay, I know that I typically only write about slots, but come on – I
know for a fact that there’s plenty of people who read my site and play
games...
The Return on My Investment
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By: Aaron Datesman
It's easy to recognize a win when it comes with a trophy at the end (or, in
the case of politics, an inauguration). It's harder to rec...
And A One, And A Two . . .
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(From SAVAGE MULES. I keep reading how Bernie Sanders is George McGovern.
Maybe he is.)
*ANTIWAR MULE CAMEO*
As the Nixon era commenced, larger sections...
Light's Out
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Hello NPR Checkers and anyone stopping by for a look.
I think it's time for a final post to NPR Check. For the first several
years of this blog I posted n...
go on hiatus
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Other work is calling me away from effective management of this blog, so
I'm going to take a break.
Many thank-yous to the uncountable readers, comment...
South Park Keynesians
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This post is about the March, 2009 episode of South Park called "
Margaritaville". In it, Trey Parker and Matt Stone clearly endorse
Keynesianism, so in my ...