…what would he be doing differently?
And he’s not even doing all that he wants to, thanks mostly to Manchin and Sinema.
Category Archives: Science And Society
Foods Past Their “Use Buy Date”
Eight ones that are safe to eat anyway.
Since I’ve started cooking sous vide, I’ve been using the vacuum sealer for freezer bags. It seems to pretty much eliminate any freezer burn.
Matt Walsh
Don’t overlook what he has done here.
The clips I’ve seen of the documentary pretty well document the lunacy of the Left.
Space
Do Americans care about it?
The frustrating thing about articles like this and polls is that they equate space exploration with “space.” Space development is an entirely different animal, for which exploration is just a means, not an end in itself.
Covid Was Liberalism’s End Game
Depressing thoughts on where society is today.
A Trivial Result
I’m happy to do omega 3s, but reducing my blood pressure by less than 5 mm Hg seems like a yawner.
Aging
New research on what happens when we get into our 70s. Not obvious from the article what they can do about it, though.
Stuart Kirk
Did he just kill the climate-investment industry?
We can hope.
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China watches as America greens.
The lunatics are running the asylum.
Adults
Can they no longer consent?
We are in a bad place, societally.
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Related: Jurassic Park gets canceled.
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It’s worth noting that if one goes by the French Mistress Rule (divide by two, add seven), the actress Dern was a little too young for Neill in the original (if he was 43, she should have been at least 28), but her character, who would have been in her late twenties/early thirties, was not. And now, with him in his seventies, he’d be able to date women in their forties, and she’s now in her fifties. Which makes it all the more absurd.
A New Longevity Supplement
This looks promising. We’ve been taking one that contains both NAD+ and Resveratrol. It’s pricey, but I think it’s worth it.