New York Times, Zero.
Hint to the Gray Lady editors: the plural of anecdote is not data. And in this case, it wasn’t even plural.
Another instance of why all the news that’s fit to print often isn’t.
New York Times, Zero.
Hint to the Gray Lady editors: the plural of anecdote is not data. And in this case, it wasn’t even plural.
Another instance of why all the news that’s fit to print often isn’t.
Few Americans see Barack Obama as a strong military leader. Well, admittedly, it’s one of the few things that he didn’t lie about to get elected. Like many Democrats, he can’t bring himself to use the word “win” in conjunction with “war” time-limited, scope-limited military action.
Obviously, he has studied Sun Tzu’s “The Art Of Time-Limited, Scope-Limited Military Action.”
According to noted exobiologist Hugo Chavez, life on Mars was destroyed by capitalism.
Some thoughts.
Florida Today reads the riot act to Congress over its idiotic space policy dithering.
[Update a few minute later]
Some thoughts on the lack of leadership from the White House on Libya.
[Update a while later]
Foreign policy in a ditch.
It’s worth thinking about.
One of the most bizarre aspects of contemporary space policy is the degree to which the policy establishment has completely thrown in the towel on reducing the cost of access to orbit, as exemplified by the Senate Launch System. Stewart Money lays out the technical issues on the off chance that the community will come to its senses and decide that this is an important goal.
The US taxes the rich more than any other OECD country.
Message to Republicans: Don’t be afraid to shut down the government.