Monthly Archives: July 2019

Friedrich Nietzsche once made a memorable complaint about the ubiquity of clergy: What happened? Simply this: the priest had formulated, once and for all time and with the strictest meticulousness, what tithes were to be paid to him, from the … Continue reading →

Another hot summer weekend is underway. Confirmed Shooting: Female shot in the leg, privately conveyed to DRH, doesn't know who shot her. DPD responding for the report. pic.twitter.com/oc1fbjGYF0 — Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) July 13, 2019 Confirmed Stabbing: Woman reports … Continue reading →

The most epic moment of Pelosi’s oversight abdication was, of course, her response to the Mueller Report. She was completely outfoxed by Bill Barr’s shameless misdirection at first, and once his sleight of hand became obvious, she seemed to have … Continue reading →

Apparently, Amazon thinks that a lot of the workforce it is about to displace with robots can be taught to program those robots. As automation technology has leapt ahead, workers increasingly worry about losing their jobs to robots and algorithms. … Continue reading →

Bruce Gerencser regularly publishes a feature entitled “Black Collar Crime,” a round-up of clergy crime stories; he has just published the 6ooth story, and has a few hundred more he hasn’t linked to yet. Sounds believable to me. Ten years … Continue reading →