Reading all of them:
So far, it’s been fascinating to get a look at the climate hoax from the inside. The data fudging, the demonization of doubters, the knee-jerk rejection of alternate hypotheses, the quest for funding, the travel to exotic locations, the pal review, the left-wing politics, the fear of debate, the swagger in the early days, then the panic as the skeptics closed in–it’s all there.
It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s got to do it.
This list seems to have been posted completely unironically. West Hollywood? Well, I’ll buy that, if the women aren’t looking for straight men. But why aren’t Fire Island and San Francisco, or Key West on the list?
Some thoughts.
…for 2012. I hope he’s right.
Um, guys? When you post something on Twitter or your blog, you shouldn’t have any expectations of privacy. #DontUnderstandInternets
It’s science. Of course, I always thought he was a duplicitous douche. The Democrats should be ashamed that he even came close to being vice president.
…are quite attractive. I have to say, though, that my faves are Israeli, Peruvian and Russian.
[Evening update]
Comments would indicate the age-old aphorism that there’s no accounting for taste.
Charlie Sheen says he’s not crazy any more.
It’s actually the only way that makes sense right now:
The hard part, he says, isn’t subsisting in a hostile environment millions of miles from home but changing the Space Shuttle-era culture of timidity.
It would be easier to just ignore NASA than to change it. I’m working on an issue paper on risk aversion and reward, and how we have to stop fretting so much over killing people if we want to open up space.