I agree with Glenn about this experiment:
“But tampering with the environment is risky, they say, so any experiments must be carried out responsibly and transparently, with the involvement of the scientific community and proper governance.”
I’m inclined to agree, but I’d be more inclined if climate scientists had demonstrated more professional responsibility themselves.
No kidding.
What do all these things have in common?
Other than electricity, they aren’t used to measure inflation. Which is little consolation to people on a fixed income, who still have to purchase them.
[Update a few minutes later]
This seems relevant to the post subject.
Thoughts on the non-stop prevarication from this administration.
Go on a low-carb ketogenic diet.
Honoring actual objective journalists. They’re few, at least in the shrinking (thankfully) “mainstream media.”
As the president said four years ago, when you’re desperate, you make the campaign about little ideas.
It is amazing how far to the left the party has drifted over the decades since. I don’t think my father, who died a third of a century ago would recognize it. I actually had a McGovern sticker patching up a tear in the rear window of my MGA in 1972, but I was a callow youth, slightly too young to vote. If I hadn’t been, it would have been the other vote that I regretted (the first one was for Carter in 1976 — I wised up by 1980).
When it strikes incumbents.
This is why they resort to binders and Big Bird.
Here are some other things that aren’t.
Why California voters should oppose Proposition 31.