A really riveting and thoughtful piece this morning on the Saturday essay in the WSJ: A Guaranteed Income for Every American. This is definitely worth more study. Here’s the basic concept from Murray. First: A UBI will do the good things I claim only if it replaces all other transfer payments and the bureaucracies that … Read more
Stephen Covey didn’t have a category for banana orange tequila smoothies in his time management matrix. I will file under “urgent” or “values clarification.” LOL 🙂
Here are the songs I played this week: Pixies: Tony’s Theme Echo & the Bunnymen: Heads Will Roll (Summer Version) Echo & the Bunnymen: Silver (Tidal Wave Version) Bananarama: Cruel Summer The Psychedelic Furs: Heartbreak Beat The Psychedelic Furs: Yes I Do (Merry-go-round) New Order: The Beach Let’s Active: Make Up With Me Eurythmics: Here … Read more
Former Clintonista Doug Schoen adds more speculative weirdness to an already supposedly improbable election cycle. He hints that she might not be the nominee … Wow: Clinton Might Not Be the Nominee
I remember this debate. I also remember this man… this was the Jerry Brown that I adored and admired. This is the man I put nearly a year of my life on hold to support and volunteer for in seven different states including months and months in the snow in New Hampshire, a second place … Read more
I’m not big on the Facebook graphics thing. In fact, I hate most of them. I thought this was funny though.
OMW, yes! Attention: Trump protesters lighting cars on fire, throwing rocks at police horses, and everything else… There is wisdom here. As well, your viva revolution, fighting the man, wishing for fewer cops and less government, is not going to bring about socialism; it will bring about anarchy and libertarianism before that. That means you … Read more
Wow! Hauntingly beautiful. If I had a bucket list of places to visit – I don’t – this would be on it …
Typical. He gets it half right: Greenspan: Western World Headed for a State of Disaster “The issue of foreign trade is something which has helped the country grow all the way back to 1790 and the presumption that of sudden we’re turning off on trade is very narrow-minded in my impression.” — Alan Greenspan Yes, … Read more
