That’s what Wayne Allyn Root thinks that Obama is going to lose in.
Britain
“…is already dead — it just hasn’t been buried yet.”
The Diet Debacle
“Two seemingly benign nutritional maxims are at the root of all dietary evil: A calorie is a calorie, and You are what you eat. Both ideas are now so entrenched in public consciousness that they have become virtually unassailable. As a result, the food industry, aided and abetted by ostensibly well-meaning scientists and politicians, has afflicted humankind with the plague of chronic metabolic disease, which threatens to bankrupt health care worldwide.”
We’ve had the green revolution. Now we need a new revolution in food tech that provides adequate healthy food for the world.
[Update a few minutes later]
“Is this any way to lose weight?” Yes. I’ve been eating like this for a year and a half, and I’ve lost ten pounds (though that wasn’t the goal). Fat doesn’t make you fat. Carbs do.
[Early afternoon update]
A testimonial from Bruce Webster.
What The World Has Been Waiting For
At long last, pot that doesn’t get you high. It’s about damn time.
The Tea Party
Entrepreneurs
The Culture That Is Washington DC
“Every paragraph is terrifying.”
One recent arrival says word has gotten out to new graduates that Washington is where the work is. “It’s a place where a liberal-arts major can still get a job,” she says, “because you don’t need a particular skill.”
Doesn’t that just say it all? Particularly when it comes to the president.
Questions For The President
While meeting with Conservative Jewish leaders earlier this week you stated that you probably know more about Judaism than any other president because you read about it.
How much have you read about Catholicism?
Any light reading about Poland — particularly during World War II?
What other subjects do you probably know more about than any other president?
Are there any bounds to this guy’s ego?
More Space Property Rights Discussion
Over at Open Market, I respond to criticism from Eric Dawson.
Paralyzed Rats
But I fear a new generation of bipedal rats.