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    This is what feminism does, this is what consumerism does, this is what modernity does. This is what women do. Women would rather have fun and go around exercising sexual power over men than get married and have kids. Korea Times: Even under a more moderate population decline scenario, the middle variant projection indicates that...
  • @Piglet
    @aced


    Probably the best way forward is merge both Koreas.
     
    I can think of no better way to trigger the Korean War, Part Two, than to merge two countries that have evolved so differently from each other. Keeping them apart is the best way to keep them from killing each other.

    Germany should not be used as an example. As one nice Korean lady advised me, Korea is not Germany.

    Even Germany had plenty of problems with its reunification and probably still does, except now the country made things worse by importing massive numbers of Third Worlders.

    After the end of the Cold War a German friend, a former Bundeswehr officer, told me, "When the Berlin Wall came down, there were lots of parties, everybody celebrating. But the Ossis want everything now-now-now, all the things we worked so hard for, for so many years."

    West Germans called the East Germans Ossis (from Ostdeutschland) and saw them as lazy, unwilling to work and expecting everything to be given to them. The Ossis called the West Germans Wessis and regarded them as know-it-alls for having what was obviously a far more successful country.

    My friend added, "I say, throw them all across the border and put the Wall back up!"

    After WW II, when so many German men were dead, severely wounded, or in POW camps in the West or the USSR, Germany invited men from its WW I ally, Turkey, to come and alleviate their manpower shortage. This was probably a big mistake because Turks are known for importing drugs and engaging in violent crime. You could usually tell when you walked into a Turkish neighborhood in a German city -- like a black neighborhood in the USA, it looked like crap and nobody looked German.

    Regarding this state of affairs, my German friend remarked, "In Germany we have a saying: For the Jews, the Holocaust is their past, but for the Turks, it is their future!"

    I laughed and said to my friend that he shouldn't go around saying such things. Although I fully sympathized with his beliefs, there is no First Amendment in Germany and saying some things out loud in Germany can get you heavily fined and locked up.

    He replied, "I tell you, this is true! We Germans are running out of patience!"

    Apparently not, because the national "leaders" imported millions of toxic Third Worlders who make the days of just Turkish problems look quaint.

    Replies: @aced, @Mj

    Forget what that lady says. Forcing them to merge would be a fascinating political experiment.

  • Rebecca Hall is a pretty actress you've probably seen in movies such as Ben Affleck's The Town. Her father was Sir Peter Hall, the titanic English stage and opera director who helmed the first English-language production of Waiting for Godot and founded the Royal Shakespeare Company. Her mother is American soprano Maria Ewing. Ewing's most...
  • @theMann
    Reasonable comclusion:

    All non 100% White females are Neurotic whack jobs to be avoided at all costs.

    It is just plain wrong opportunity:


    Deep down inside, non-white girls know they aren't as pretty as white girls, and that is exploitable. You know, if you want a neurotic whack job.

    Replies: @Thoughts, @Anon, @bomag, @Mj

    An hour spent in a suburb or an office will disabuse you of this belief.

  • As President Biden continues his predecessor’s New Cold War on China, it is clear that the pandemic has vastly accelerated the on-gong shift in the international balance of power, away from the US and towards China. For former US Treasury Secretary, Lawrence Summers, it was likely a ‘hinge of history’: ‘[i]f the 21st century turns...
  • @RoatanBill
    @Ralph B. Seymour

    PhD does mean something -> Piled Higher & Deeper in many cases.

    If someone has a doctorate in real science, math or engineering, that's an accomplishment. A doctorate in the social sciences or humanities is just recognition of perfectly regurgitating the bullshit the professors excreted.

    Replies: @Mj, @animalogic

    You must have found those doctorate-level courses in econometrics too easy.

  • The systematic study of intelligence if fraught, dangerous, since everyone instantly thinks, “Race. Blacks. I will lose my job and live in a tent on the sidewalk if I think about this.” The concern is that study might reveal differences between groups. Oh God. So: Should we study it or not? The panic arises only...
  • @Smith
    @Sulu

    Not a pinoy but obligatory, why don’t you stay in your own country if you don’t like the Philippines?

    Why do white boomers migrate to Asia if they hate it so much?

    Replies: @Deep Thought, @Jeff Stryker, @Mj

    The women, duh.

  • It puzzles me why East Asia is almost always used to represent Asia as a whole. Why not compare Asian IQ (East, South, and Central) to European IQ?

    • Replies: @Sulu
    @Mj

    Maybe because America fought the Japanese in WWII and we immediately think of them when we think of Asians. And they are a island nation.

    But I agree with you. I spent lots of time in the Philippines and the Asians there were, for the most part, dumb as shit. Cock fighting and alcoholism seemed to be the national pastimes. When you would run up on a smart one it was like running up on a stream in West Texas. You would wonder what in the hell they were doing there. But the most intelligent and successful minority in the P.I. were the Chinese/Filipinos. They own the airlines and most of the telecommunication infrastructure as well as the best hospitals.

    If some Filipino reads this I expect the usual comeback of, "Why don't you stay in your own country if you don't like the Philippines." Typical piss weak response of an inferior mind that side steps the real problem. And before some one points out I am setting up a straw Filipino really I'm not. I have gotten just that response in the past when remarking on Philippines I.Q. Nothing infuriates people more than an unflattering truth. Philippines is the basket case of South Asia because the people have an average I.Q. of 85. Most of the women there would rather spend 50 piso on a load for their phone than buy birth control pills for themselves. If you are Pinoy and are reading this it's not an opinion it's a fact. You didn't win the genetic lotto so just deal with it.

    Sulu

    Replies: @Jeff Stryker, @Smith

  • The royal consort of the UK has died at age 99. An acerbic individual, here are a selection of Prince Philip's greatest hits, including his long-running wars against Tom Jones and Elton John, from a 2011 article in The Independent: 1. “Ghastly.” Prince Philip’s opinion of Beijing, during a 1986 tour of China. 2. “Ghastly.”...
  • @Jonathan Mason
    @Jack D

    Stoke is pretty ghastly. The Five Towns area is known as the Potteries and was the subject of a damning chapter comparing it to the smoky fires of hell in JB Priestley's English Journey travelogue written in the 1930s.

    The deceased
    reminded me of my father.

    Prince Philip was a lot more typical of a certain type of British man of his generation than many people might think.

    The John Cleese character of hotelier Basil Fawlty was based on Cleese's own father, but Fawlty was portrayed as an upper lower middle class character who fawned over (what he thought was) aristocracy, but mercilessly bullied those whom he perceived as of lowest social status.

    However one can often see the kinship between Fawlty and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.

    The most remarkable thing about the Duke and his widow, though, is that there is hardly anybody alive in Britain today who has not known these two people all their life, so they are kind of family regardless of what you think of them.

    https://youtu.be/eUUyCjeTV7Y

    Replies: @Mj

    Try Arnold Bennett’s novels. They portray the Potteries in a less lurid light.

  • At economist Arnold Kling's Ask Blog, a contest: I.e., the opposite of constructing a straw-man argument. The intellectual presents a point of view with which he or she disagrees in a way that someone who holds that point of view would consider to be rep
  • @jon

    The top 150 intellectuals, selected competitively
     
    Cool, can't wait to see the list ...

    1 Joe Rogan
     
    WTF?

    And I am even a fan of his show (or at least I was before he went on Spotify), but the top intellectual? Even with the weird scoring system they have set up, I can't imagine him being a good pick. He just gets high and has interesting people walk him through their stuff.

    Replies: @Not Only Wrathful, @Captain Tripps, @Mj

    WTF is exactly what I thought!

    I once tried watching Rogan’s show. I lasted less than five minutes. His program is meant for dudes and bros who want to put on airs.

  • Congressman Ted Lieu (D-Beverly Hills) blows his stack at black conservative Peter Kirsanow for mentioning a massive example of anti-Asian discrimination (college admissions) that isn't part of The Narrative. But back in 2018, Lieu himself got Off-Narrative: "Oh, and do you like my personality traits?" To be frank, no. But it's not racial, I just...
  • @Art Deco
    @Anon

    I fully endorse the Conservative Inc. position that all affirmative action should be eliminated, and that the Ivy League should be allowed to fill up with Asian grinds.

    1. It probably would not. And

    2. Why is this of interest? The Ivy League about which people obsess here accounts for about 0.5% of each year's freshman matriculants.

    Replies: @black sea, @Mj, @JohnnyWalker123

    And many of those 0.5%, in turn, take up positions of great influence in society.

    • Replies: @Anon
    @Mj


    And many of those 0.5%, in turn, take up positions of great influence in society.
     
    What you do is you breed the top 0.5% of Whites out of the White population by integrating them with other groups in university, grad school, and the top end occupations. Imagine the effect over time.
  • From Taki's Magazine: Asian Women Are Too Damn Hot! Ann Coulter March 25, 2021 Does anyone else find it odd that so many Asian activists reacted to the mass murder of (mostly) Asian women last week by talking about how smoking hot they are? I was at law school when I first noticed the phenomenon...
  • @Federalist

    The suspect claimed the victims weren’t targeted because of their race, but he did say that he saw them as “a temptation that he wanted to eliminate,” according to authorities.
     
    The writer is suggesting that the killer viewed his Asian victims as a temptation because they are hot. He viewed them as a temptation because they provide erotic massage services ( if that's the term).

    Instead of being proud of Asian women's supposed attractiveness, she should be embarrassed that it's always Asian women who perform erotic massages for money.

    Replies: @Paperback Writer, @Mj

    Seems as if it’s always non-Asian women who age rapidly, are grossly obese and vacuous. Are they embarrassed? Quite the contrary.

  • Mj says:
    @Buzz Mohawk
    @Altai

    Indeed. Institutions like the NYT only serve the dominant powers of which they are part. (They would have been supporting slavery 200 years ago.)

    Let's take the case of nail salons. My wife goes to them. Sometimes I drop her off early, when they open, because we are morning people who like to avoid crowds. There, at opening time, I have watched the vans drive in and park. Out come bunches of little, Asian women. One of them will do my wife's nails. It's pathetic. We both wonder where they live, how they live, and how they got here.

    Our visa system is totally corrupt and only responds to the needs of profiteers in various businesses, many of whom are not American themselves. In every salon, there is a creepy, Asian man or woman running the place, making lots of money off those little women.

    I can guarantee you massage parlors work the very same way.

    Replies: @Jack D, @Mj, @William Badwhite, @joe_mama

    On the other hand, there are plenty of twenty- and thirty-something Asian women working in nail salons who not only are not slaves but are making serious money. I know of a woman—just a normal nail tech, not a salon owner—who pulls down nearly 100k a year (gross).

  • The Woke are canceling ever more of the great minds of English history, such as Ronald A. Fisher: Fisher was the Newton of the life sciences, the man who invented the math needed to solve big problems. Richard Dawkins indignantly tweets: In what order will other great minds of England be canceled? Here's my countdown...
  • I wager that John Milton or Samuel Johnson will go before Darwin. Easier pickings.

    Or have they already been cancelled?

    • Replies: @Keypusher
    @Mj

    Samuel Johnson had a black servant with whom he was very close, and a well-developed contempt for the hypocrisy of American revolutionaries who were also slaveowners. Milton is so backward that in a way he’s safe — the same Johnson complained about his “Turkish contempt for females.”

    But my sense is you’d have to teach the Woke who Milton and Johnson were before you could cancel them.

  • The irony is that the very girls who are harmed by this nonsense probably supported Joe by a ratio of ten-to-one.

  • But let's move on to a far more important discussion: Raz of Chaz or MAGA Viking, who did the techno-barbarian warlord aesthetic better during their occupations of Capitol Hill and the Capitol, respectively? Both are very strong competitors to be sure. *** Points in favor of MAGA Viking: (1) Storming one of the key power...
  • @Supply and Demand
    @PolarBear

    Where did the Jews emigrate from? Oh, Poland.

    Replies: @Mj

    And before Poland?

  • From The Atlantic: How Science Beat the Virus And what it lost in the process Story by Ed Yong JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 ISSUE This article was published online on December 14, 2020. 1. in fall of 2019, exactly zero scientists were studying COVID‑19, because no one knew the disease existed. The coronavirus that causes it, SARS‑CoV‑2,...
  • @George Taylor

    Black, Latino, and Indigenous scientists
     
    Even though Asian scientist out number the the above collective by about five times, for the purposes of this article, apparently they don't exist.

    Replies: @Old Prude, @Mj

    5 times? Among scientists? That figure must surely be larger.

  • I sent out an old tweet saying: And, proving my point, I hit a motherlode of irate Hindu supremacists: Serious question: Why does India have an impressive history of abstraction (e.g. zero sounds simple to have invented but that's because some Indian invented it) but a weak one of application?
  • @a guy named me too
    This is all about resentment and anger - and jealousy.

    I am of British descent --do I get angry and jealous when I read the Roman and Greek stoics, and claim they 'stole' that knowledge from a highland druid priest?


    Blacks may have gimme more stuff riots from time to time but South and East Asians are clever, and having lingering anger and hatred (particularly the women), like another hostile elite group - God knows what is store for us in the coming years..

    Replies: @Bardon Kaldian, @Mj

    Indian and East Asian women hate white men? Huh? Do you read a lot of Sarah Jeong?

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Mj


    Indian and East Asian women hate white men? Huh? Do you read a lot of Sarah Jeong?
     
    They hate White men as being a distinct group. Their mating with White men serves to subvert that group.
  • A guy with who once pointed a gun at the belly of a woman during an armed robbery was actually “a gentle giant,” according to ABC News. It quotes one of his buddies, “Anybody who knows him will tell you he’s not confrontational.” At George Floyd’s funeral, the mayor of Minneapolis, Richard Frey, knelt by...
  • @mh505

    I have a friend in Lebanon who has invited me there
     
    Your are much better off in Korea :)

    Replies: @Mj

    Indeed.

  • Newly painted in huge yellow letters on 16th Street, just north of the White House, is the slogan: "Defund the Police." That new message sits beside the "Black Lives Matter" slogan, also in huge letters, painted there at the direction of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. She renamed that section of 16th Street "Black Lives Matter...
  • @Begemot
    @Charlemagne

    There is a well known phase: "Where are the police when you need them?" This is based on the fact that when people are confronted with a murderer or robber or rapist they will not have any police at hand to defend them. They must defend themselves or become a victim. This is a fact because the police cannot be every where all the time.

    So the police do not actually defend anyone. They come later, after the crime has been committed. They investigate. They may apprehend the criminal. They may not.

    So for that moment of defense from criminal assault, the citizenry are own their own. You were never there when they needed you. So what good have you provided to those citizens who've paid you all those 33 years? Maybe arresting some criminal, after the fact.

    Fact is, people may not notice your absence at all.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @Mj

    There will be more of such moments with fewer police around.

  • From the New York Times opinion columnist Charles Blow: How White Women Use Themselves as Instruments of Terror There are too many noosed necks, charred bodies and drowned souls for them to deny knowing precisely what they are doing. By Charles M. Blow, Opinion Columnist, May 27, 2020, 10:11 p.m. ET At a time of...
  • White femininity?

  • Five months into the coronavirus crisis, there is no consensus about anything. When this virus was mostly limited to China, I tried to get as close as possible, so for two weeks, I stayed in Lao Cai, Vietnam. Nearly each day, I walked along the Red River to look into Yunnan, and what I saw...
  • @Slimer

    The American Empire certainly over, I see civil war in America, and eventual breakup, into at least 5 entities. I don’t see massed armies like the Blue and Grey of 150 years ago, but rather a guerrilla war. I think the cities will depopulate, most city people will not survive rural life. The future transport system of the US will be by river, some rail, and horse. Most car and truck transport will disappear for lack of fuel. I don’t see a national electric grid as maintainable.

    Western Europe will be similar.
     
    People see societal collapse as imminent when they're fed up with the monotonous drudgery of everyday life. This includes the thousands, maybe millions of survival preppers across America who spend massive amounts of their spare time fantasizing about not having to go to work when shit finally hits the fan. Sadly, that primal longing for adventure leads them to believe in apocalyptic fantasy that never truly comes to pass. All that ever comes is more work. And more boredom after that.

    Replies: @obwandiyag, @Mj, @alex in San Jose AKA Digital Detroit, @Poco, @threestars

    It’s less that they see a societal collapse, than that they want a societal collapse.

  • After the Great Pandemic has passed and we emerge from Great Depression II, what will be America's mission in the world? What will be America's cause? We have been at such a turning point before. After World War II, Americans wanted to come home. But we put aside our nation-building to face the challenge of...
  • @Robert White
    @Ann Nonny Mouse

    I think the CIA should be abolished just based upon their track record to date. The FBI at least does some good sometimes with their Behavioural Science Unit at Quantico. I like the Quantico Behavioural Science analysts as they are science based & empirically based rather than based in, or stooped in propaganda of state. Sure the FBI has screwed up BIG time over the years, but they do have Quantico which comes in handy when one needs a science unit with some semblance of expertise.

    The CIA can be thrown in the trash can, I agree.

    RW

    Replies: @Bill Jones, @Mj

    The CIA inspires too many interesting cloak-and-dagger movies for them to be “thrown in the trash can.” Where would we be without Jack Ryan and Jason Bourne?

  • I know exactly what the New American Cause should be.

    Environmentalist that I am, I want to see a bona fide crusade to reduce the national waistline. Who’s with me?

  • When I left Hanoi on February 28th, its streets were still choked with traffic, most restaurants and cafes were packed, and there were only a few minor signs of the pandemic threat. There were more facemasks, especially on waiters and shopkeepers. At some dumpy pho joint, I spotted a sign requesting customers to not smoke,...
  • @Dumbo
    It is pretty clear right now that what the elites want (using the corona as a partial excuse) is to make us all "Asian": wearing masks, being conformist, obeying to authorities, becoming socially isolated incels like the "hikikomori", being controlled by social credit, forced to eat bugs and other weird food in the name of "climate change" or perhaps after the poverty caused by the economic crash. This is what they want, a world of slaves! While they "sit like an effendi". I've seen the future, and it is Asia. We are all Asians now!!!

    Replies: @alex in San Jose AKA Digital Detroit, @Anonymous, @Mj

    If we are all Asian now does that mean our society will no longer have troubles like obesity, drug addiction, violent crime, and dilapidated infrastructure?

    Does it mean women will now be slender and feminine instead of obese, purple-haired, bitter, and schoolmarmish?

    The people want to know.

    • Replies: @LoutishAngloQuebecker
    @Mj

    Honestly being 'Asian' doesn't seem half as bad as it once was. The Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans in Canada remind me of white people from pre-1960s. All dressed respectable, with trim haircuts and clean shaven faces, mostly thin, feminine women, and a focus on education. We could do worse.

    The Asian's critical defect right now is low birth rates; in 20 years they will be worse off demographically than whites are.

    Also 2nd generation Asian-Canadians follow the anti-white, whining, minoritarian path as they are taught in school. So unfortunately the few children they have will soon be in the "obesity, drug addiction, violent crime" category.

    Replies: @Anonymous

  • Perhaps I have really bad body odor, but these days, I mostly eat and drink alone, sitting in completely empty restaurants and cafes, like right now. This casual yet elegant joint is called Ottchill. It has solidly built wooden chairs padded with homey cushions. The two baristas are young, attractive and courteous, and they’re here...
  • @the danald trump
    nice article, linh. i lived in seoul for three years twenty years ago, so there were no cell phones, just beepers ('beebees'), which everyone had. your mention of the ghana bar reminded me of the 'black joe' chocolate bar, with over the top sambo jet black cartoon character on front. i was so shocked at the time, coming from america, that i saved a wrapper. the taeji boys were a top boy band, before any of the west knew of kpop--there was no such genre, except there of course. my favorite boy band name was h.o.t., for 'high five of teenagers', surely the best name ever.
    are the love motels still there? they were everywhere. how about the huge red light district in yeongungpo?
    finally, linh, i recommend going to a 'soju tent', set up after hours, and the late night trucks serving jajang myung, a beautiful thing, esp with a hite beer!

    Replies: @Mj

    The love motels are still there. And what national treasures they are! God bless the RoK!

  • From the Babylon Bee:
  • @Kratoklastes
    @Almost Missouri


    These people skewed heavily middle aged+ females
     
    Is 'obese' left out on purpose to spare their feelings, or are we supposed to take it as read?

    After all, Pr(obese|middle-aged female) is only exceeded by Pr(obese|middle-aged female schoolteacher).

    Replies: @Mj

    Obese is left out because its redundant.

    What about Pr(obese|middle-aged female HR mgr)?Pr(obese|middle-aged female HR mgr named Susan)?

  • Just got back to Guadalajara and environs after two weeks of Christmas in Washington. Good times were had, old friends seen, but it was not altogether a delight. Going back to America every nine months or a year is like watching something decay in time-lapse photography. It can be a shock. Arriving in the Virginia...
  • @Cowboy
    Dude, Protestantism is Christian and Catholicism is the hippy thing we did when we were young and stupid. This was a nice country before we allowed greasy southern european pagans of the romanist variety to infect the inhabitants with all sorts of superstititions and devil worship. That the spics still hold to these ancient romanists beliefs is a credit to their fortitude as opposed to your typical American southern european romanist who belch on the sacramental tread mill once a year.

    Replies: @Al Lipton, @Druid, @Mj

    Cowboy, you’re right.

    Catholics are not Christian. Catholics are, to the surprise of many, Catholic. Regardless of what anyone says we are not a “branch” of Christianity—a vague religious term that lumps together hundreds (or is it thousands?) of Protestant groups. The Catholic Church was started by God, with St. Peter as her first Pope. Protestant religions were started by men (sometimes by con-men).

    Speaking of pagan, lately I’ve noticed in the Protestant world the bizarre attempts by “alt-right” types to resurrect beliefs in the gods of their pre-Christian ancestors. Soon enough we’ll see ex-Protestants genuflecting to Thor and his mighty hammer.

    • Agree: Intelligent Dasein
    • Replies: @SeekerofthePresence
    @Mj

    Pachamama? Quo vadis, Roma?

    , @Cowboy
    @Mj

    Yawn. The pagan Romanist congregation is always in full speed sophistry in trying to project its paganism to others.
    Back to your magic treadmill pagan.

    , @Hippopotamusdrome
    @Mj

    the bizarre attempts by “alt-right” types to resurrect beliefs in the gods of their pre-Christian ancestors. Soon enough we’ll see ex-Protestants genuflecting to Thor

     

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  • “Wow, you sure know your Nietzsche and FBI crime statistics. Your future employers will be super impressed by your general knowledge!” It seems that more and more young Western men are finding it difficult to find their place in the world. In the United States, men’s wages have stagnated over the last four decades, while...
  • @Happy Tapir
    Unfortunately, I believe the caste of men and hopefully women who read these articles are not the ones in need of this sort of advice! A person under thirty reading these articles is probably in the prodigy bracket, wouldn’t you think?

    My problems are different. As someone who has achieved modest economic sufficiency in late midlife, I cannot find how to well dispose my energies. I fritter infocusedly from activity to activity, never achieving anything of worth. Cut off from normal social or family relationships, I spend my time studying various languages, but which is best for me? Would you guys think it worthwhile to learn Japanese? I have studied Spanish but find it rather boring. Should I study finance? What is the best disposition of ones energies?

    An article on this topic would be more useful to more of the readers.

    Replies: @Mj, @Jim Christian

    If you’re interested in Asian languages I recommend Korean. Hangul (the Korean alphabet) is easy to learn and this makes self study comparatively easier than is the case with other Asian languages.

  • Here's a good oped in the L.A. Times from Steven "Freakonomics" Levitt and a co-author: Is this true? That sounds like it very much depends upon your definition of "data" So if, say, a copy of every phone call is now being saved in the federal government's Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative Data Center...
  • @El Dato
    @Steve Sailer

    Well, this is called "numerical integration" (as opposed to "symbolic integration") today and is of course of high usefulness as there may not be a good symbolic description of the integral at all.

    It's basically what computers did back in ENIAC times all the time.

    Also, we read:


    whopping 66% work with basic analytical software like Microsoft Excel
     
    Out! Now!

    Anyone who uses Excel for "analytics" (or anything else, actually) is in a state of sin. Similar to someone putting on a beanie hat and hoping he can fly.

    Use R! and RStudio.

    It's friendly, manageable, traceable, debuggable, shareable and generates publishable results directly with the knitr package.


    Data-based math courses allow students to grapple with real-life problems.
     
    Yeah, but this means basically having a course in probability and statistics, statistical inference (basics of) and thinking in causality (Judea Pearl & al.). Seriously it would be agood thing, but t would not be in competition in calculus. It's something else entirely. One could maybe get people back to school on Saturdays and have a go at it, hmmm??

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Bill, @Desiderius, @Jokah Macpherson, @Jokah Macpherson, @Mj

    Excel gets a lot of flak mainly because the putrid masses use it. I rely on SPSS or EViews but Excel still gets the job done. Plus, Excel is more sensible for self-study in statistics and financial modeling.

    Prof Levitt’s wrong here. I’d argue that the switch from math (algebra, calc, and so on) to data science is dangerous. Data science is hard (in some ways harder than pure math) and its results can be counterintuitive (not to mention politically incorrect). Keep data science in the hands of those who have already taken a lot of math (say, through linear algebra & ODE) or else you will dumb down the field and everyone will come out of the courses with pseudo-intellectual pretensions about their ability to work with data. Better to have a man untrained with data than with a trivial understanding. Otherwise you’ll have even worse decisions in business and public life.

    Anyway, last time I checked my alma-mater went from offering three calculus courses (honors, calc for engineering, general) to this

    Honors calculus (geared for math majors)
    Calculus for engineers
    General calculus
    Survey of calculus
    Brief survey of calculus (!)
    Business calculus (huh?)

    The above is exactly what will happen to data analysis courses which will result in students that are confident incompetents. It’s like the old saying that a little learning is a dangerous thing.

  • As indicated by the above quote from the nineteenth-century German historian and politician Heinrich von Treitschke, self-glorification has long been a noted feature of Jewish ethnocentrism and has frequently contributed to anti-Jewish feeling in host populations. It is almost entirely absent, however, from existing studies of anti-Semitism. Primarily, this absence can be explained by way...
  • @steinbergfeldwitzcohen
    The Jew 'Holy' book is a lie, written by Mesopotamians. This was standard Imperial practice at the time: move half the group away, condition them to the Imperial, monotheistic cult and send them back. Throughout the Torah, you will see constant ranting against polytheism and assorted practices as the 'new' group of high Persianized priests bully the the old group. A fake religion for a fake people.

    Where would the world be without these semi-Semites and Khazars?
    We will find out shortly as the System they are part of crashes down. That's what happens to deranged Luciferians; their system engenders contempt and virulent hatred.

    Cato, often portrayed by modern historians (most of which are Jewish slaves) as a fanatic, ended every speech, no matter the topic, with 'Carthage must be destroyed'. Why? Because the Carthaginians, like the Canaanites, practised child murder: an abomination to healthy Roman values. In fact, Rome had to destroy a cult that began to spread that practised these Evil rites: 5, 000 were put to the sword, many were elites.
    America is in the process of doing the exact same thing right now: destroying an Ancient Babylonian cult that has spread over time, first among Jews and then among the Christian Black Nobility and now across the World over the last few centuries.

    Who will win? We decide. Whoever gathers the most spiritual power will win this current battle. Choose your side wisely.
    Generally, with Jew you lose.

    Replies: @Mj

    But unlike Carthage, America gives her denizens the constitutional right to practice child murder. Er,
    reproductive choice, I mean.

    • Replies: @ploni almoni
    @Mj

    A foetus is not a child.

  • @Anon
    Self-adulation is a characteristic of most intellectual minds, not just Jewish ones. I've known a lot of scientists in my day, and nearly all of them were/are smug about their brains. Much of the problem is that being a smart kid isn't useful when you're being pushed around by the jocks and bullies. Smart kids tend to respond to physical humiliation by becoming more egoistical than before as a psychological defense mechanism. There's also rationalization. If you play a game and lose, it's hard to deny the fact that you lost. But when you lose an argument, the intellect constructs all sorts of excuses, such as 'I didn't really lose, and I am simply not wrong,' that leave the ego intact.

    This is why it's so hard to persuade a liberal to see reality as it is. The psychological defense mechanisms are too strong, long-standing, and too deeply implanted.

    Replies: @Mj

    About the jocks, you’re correct. But it’s much more about the paucity of female attention they experience throughout life. Attractive females, that is.

  • Earlier by Patrick J. Buchanan: Is China the Country of the Future? I still have China on my mind following last month's jaunt there. My conclusion: they’re going to eat our lunch—unless we have a “Sputnik Moment.” And even then, unlike in 1957, it’s not clear the U.S. can respond. Look at the flap involving...
  • @Richard B
    @d dan


    Nothing about “White Man Bad!”
     
    Of course there is. Because he would never talk about White Man Good.

    It is being courageous to admit white man made mistake.
     
    There's nothing "courageous" about self-abnegation, at all.

    Besides, White men are the ONLY people in the world who have the capacity for self-criticism.

    Jews won't do it.
    Muslims won't do it.
    Blacks won't do it.
    Latinos won't do it.
    Asians won't do it (especially the Chinese).
    And women won't do it.

    So spare me the moralizing. It's dumb, dishonest and boring.

    Replies: @Mj, @Lin

    Jews aren’t self-critical? Whence come the notion of the self-hating Jew? Can’t speak about Asians in general, but I find Koreans to be unusually self-critical.

    • Replies: @Richard B
    @Mj

    I'm not talking about individual people. I'm talking about them as a people.

    The only group to ever allow their authority to be criticized is White men.

    To the extent the Japanese and South Koreans allow it that is something that only started after WWII and their model is that of White men.

    Regarding your example. When it comes to self-hating Jews and Jewish Supremacy Inc. who has more power?

  • In 2003 I published a book charting America’s decline in thirty-six social and economic indicators. I mailed copies to the Administration, Congress and department heads and received one reply, from the Director General of the Central Intelligence Agency, saying that the Agency had been providing almost identical information to the government for decades. Since then...
  • @AaronB
    @FB


    it’s great at production, but still second tier in the brain power…
     
    The amusing thing about China is that the reality is opposite of the popular perception.

    It is precisely in brain power that China is not first rate.

    Its advantages lie in social organization.

    But popular perception often lags reality. In 30 years from now I think we'll no longer be hearing about superior Asian intelligence. It will be one of the curious myths of the early 21st century.

    Replies: @Mj, @last straw

    Precisely which nations, in your view, possess this first-rate brain power?

  • "I have been doing business in China for decades, and I will tell you that yeah, the Chinese can take a test, but what they can't do is innovate." - Carly Fiorina, former HP CEO, 2015. Discrimination that is based on hate is morally wrong. But not all discrimination is necessarily wrong or immoral. A...
  • Is it just me or do articles about Asians result in an unusually large number of comments?

  • @anon
    @Mj

    In my experience, working-class white dudes are hypocritical cowards who like to take out their aggression on Asians while being too cowardly to fight back against the kike and nigger degenerates who are the ones fucking things up for both whites and Asians.

    Replies: @Mj, @Malla

    I don’t doubt your experience. I’ve observed the same (minus the racial epithets). And it’s obvious why it happens. But enjoying the news of deaths of low class whites? Even they deserve compassion, have abilities.

    This is apropos of my earlier comments on Eric Hoffer. Many of his writings address your very perspective towards degenerate whites. He spent much of his life living and working among such people. In fact, in his first work, The True Believer, he quotes the Old Testament story of the building of the Tower of Babel where it says “..and slime had they for mortar.” They might be white slime, so to speak, but they are still people of some potential and a people who deserve to be treated with decency. Today, they are a people for whom so many feel an unjustifiable malice.

  • @anon
    @Malla

    Of course not. It amazes me how cucked and degenerate the average white American is these days. Hostile to Asians but loves sucking nigger and kike cock. Fuck them. I love reading news about them dying from opioid overdoses. What's your background if you dont mind me asking?

    Replies: @Mj, @Anonymous Snanonymous, @Malla, @Tired of Not Winning

    Asian men, East Asian men anyway, are an economic threat. They can accomplish much on a factory floor or in the boardroom. Asian women, a sexual threat. That they’re a sexual threat to white, western females is blindingly obvious to anyone with eyes. Examples abound but, in my experience, try Daegu, South Korea (the hometown many Miss Korea contestants, I hear).

    And, ironically, no small part of those opioid deaths that so warm your heart, are due to outsourcing production to Asia. No compassion for working class white men, I guess.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Mj

    In my experience, working-class white dudes are hypocritical cowards who like to take out their aggression on Asians while being too cowardly to fight back against the kike and nigger degenerates who are the ones fucking things up for both whites and Asians.

    Replies: @Mj, @Malla

  • @Poupon Marx
    @Malla

    Everybody, without exception, should be required to read Eric Hoffer's books, starting with The True Believer. He was an inspiration to me, that got me out of the jewnivershitty in the 1970s and into the real world of working people who worked hard, hated collectivism, communism, welfare, and empty rhetoric. I was full of shit and my flaky ideas were laughed at and ridiculed. That is what I deserved from living a sheltered life. These men were quite different than the "suits" of downtown and the academy.

    I live in both worlds and wouldn't have it any other way.

    “Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.”
    ― Eric Hoffer, The Temper of Our Time

    “An empty head is not really empty; it is stuffed with rubbish. Hence the difficulty of forcing anything into an empty head.”
    ― Eric Hoffer

    If you read Hoffer, please note this error: He uses the totally inclusive "All......". That is not true. What is true and therefore more accurate, is to substitute "Typically..." or "In the great majority of cases......"

    Replies: @Malla, @Mj

    The inclusive “all” was due to him being a generalist. I think it was in “Working and Thinking on the Waterfront” where he quotes economist Walter Bagehot that to illustrate an idea one has to “exaggerate much, and omit much.” For him he said that writing was like drawing a caricature—you emphasis the salient features. Plus, stylistically-speaking, the use of “all” sticks in the mind. Hoffer was in no way an academic (that is, in the connotative sense of the word—he lectured at UC Berkeley for a time). With words he was lucid, urbane, and economical—the diametrical opposite of an academic.

    • Replies: @Poupon Marx
    @Mj

    I agree on all your points. He generalized in order to get the individual to get the sort of broad brush concept. From there, one can go to more specifics and finer calibrations of narrower dimensions. Offer's approach is not problematic or any less valid. It jump started my thinking and perception. His is similar to an aerial view of the landscape with a wide angle lens

    I think of Hoffer like the executive summary at the top or intro of a paper or study, etc., that surmises the overall conclusion and findings. We are flooded by data [much of it deliberately invalid or sloppy, hedges, qualifications, so frequently that the main point, The Big Picture gets lost.

    It is also true that many mediocrities and suck ups for grant money put out a lot chaff and less than useful information to "plump up" their "research papers". I am very good at ferreting out poor research or reverse engineering paid for to find evidence to support conclusions. The problem is....so many people are not, including those who are reputed to be "experts".


    With words he was lucid, urbane, and economical—the diametrical opposite of an academic. LOL LOL
     
    Finally, he wrote as if his propositions and declarations were self evident on the sort of "edge" of general consciousness, I think. I remember, reflecting and his thesis tied a lot of sightings and observations together.

    I wish I could have met him.

  • @Malla
    @Poupon Marx

    Wow. This Eric Hoffer guy is super honest and a realist. Thanks, I will check him out.

    Replies: @Mj

    Check out “Between the Devil and the Dragon.”

    Contains the True Believer plus other fine essays and aphorisms of Eric Hoffer.

    • Replies: @Malla
    @Mj

    Thanks, I will.

  • @anonymous
    @Mj

    You live under a rock and stoned?

    https://www.businessinsider.com/fiorina-widely-considered-the-worst-ceo/?r=AU&IR=T

    """
    In an article about worst CEOs in USA Today in 2005, Yale business Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said that Fiorina was "the worst because of her ruthless attack on the essence of this great company (HP). ... She destroyed half the wealth of her investors and yet still earned almost $100 million in total payments for this destructive reign of terror."

    Sonnenfeld also told us that, while Fiorina was at HP, "virtually everything she bought ... has been shuttered or divested." He pointed out — emphasis his — that "She has NEVER been offered another CEO position in the decade since."
    """

    Replies: @res, @Mj

    Touchy, touchy.

    I thought the sarcasm was apparent in my comment.

    Also, I don’t live under a rock. And I only get stoned on Jesus 🤣.

  • @Tom Welsh
    The initial quotation from Carly Fiorina is laughable. Under her management, HP - once a brilliant centre of electronic innovation - dwindled to a mere shadow of its former self.

    I am surprised Ms Fiorina even knows how to spell "innovation".

    Replies: @BT Blaze, @Irish Savant, @Mj

    Are you telling me that a once-great company was destroyed by a self-worshipping American boomer wahman? Give me a break. We readers of Unz weren’t born yesterday!!!

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @Mj

    You live under a rock and stoned?

    https://www.businessinsider.com/fiorina-widely-considered-the-worst-ceo/?r=AU&IR=T

    """
    In an article about worst CEOs in USA Today in 2005, Yale business Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said that Fiorina was "the worst because of her ruthless attack on the essence of this great company (HP). ... She destroyed half the wealth of her investors and yet still earned almost $100 million in total payments for this destructive reign of terror."

    Sonnenfeld also told us that, while Fiorina was at HP, "virtually everything she bought ... has been shuttered or divested." He pointed out — emphasis his — that "She has NEVER been offered another CEO position in the decade since."
    """

    Replies: @res, @Mj

  • @Fair Assessment
    The combination of these 3 traits means many Asian kids excel only due to parental pressure. They work hard and excel in subjects that they don't really love, like math, then go on to a well paid career that they don't really love, like computer science, engineering or medicine, simply because these careers pay well, not because they love what they do.

    Major innovations and discoveries can only come from genuine curiosity and obsession. Only people who really love what they do or what they are studying can actually innovate or make major discoveries, not those who simply punch in and punch out, doing it for the money. The only thing East Asians esp. Chinese seem to obsess about is making money. This is the main thing that separates them from whites, esp. Germans, who are also pragmatic, conformist and engineering oriented, but nowhere near as materialistic.

    My son plays the piano and is really into classical music. He listens to classical music almost obsessively and has a vast knowledge of this genre even at a young age. In our area, the local high school orchestra and piano competitions are filled with Asian musical prodigies, many are highly technically proficient, but they seem to only play instruments due to parental pressure and/or to bolster their resume for elite colleges. Few are genuinely interested in classical music or know much about it beyond the pieces that their teachers selected for them to play. This is why despite all their talents, these musicians do not go far. It is a real shame.

    Perhaps when the average East Asian becomes as rich as the average westerner, materialism will give way to genuine talent, people will go into fields that they are genuinely interested in rather than just doing it for the money, and they will become more innovative. But then again, looking at Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore that have reached rich world status but have either dropped off in achievements(like Japan) or only care to get even richer, I'm not too hopeful.

    Replies: @Mj, @baythoven

    I recall an essay by Arnold Bennett where he claimed that Balzac and Dickens (Dostoyevsky, too?) were motivated mainly by money. “Noble” motives are unnecessary to achieve great things. Base ones will do.

    • Replies: @utu
    @Mj

    Obviously money factor was very important for Balzac, Dickens and Dostoyevsky? What is more important that they operated in large markets of French, English and to lesser extent Russian languages which could support many writers. This explains why literature of smaller countries developed much later and usually was imitative of whatever was done first in French, Spanish, English, German and Russian. Also large countries, large empires could make claims to universalism while smaller countries were provincial and parochial. Who knows of Slovak literature outside of Slovakia or Croatian literature outside of Croatia? When the project of destroying Europe monarchies became a part of British doctrine various provincial writers were boosted and given Nobel prizes to beef up the centrifugal forces of nationalisms.

    , @Fair Assessment
    @Mj

    Money is definitely a factor in innovation. Look at what our youth aspire to do these days -- follow the money: those who excel in STEM want to go into Computer Science and join a startup to write yet another app or get a good job with a top tech firm. Those who don't do well in STEM want to be YouTubers, full time videogamers or rap stars. That's where all the money is these days.

  • @Tim Stevens
    This website is foolishness. The first sentence of this article - don't hate! - gives its pro-multicult agenda away: "Asians are not leaving but we should understand their strengths and weaknesses to better manage the country. But they shouldn't be made to leave". Sorry. they have to go. The goal of New Right metapolitics is to turn this nation white again. I don't care about limiting Asians' access to Harvard I care about sending them home. I could go on about them being hive-minded robots of low-dominance and charisma but that's overstating - they are a racial competitor to Europeans and do not belong here. It's worse as far as I can tell in Canada, where the Chinese government is buying up massive real estate in British Columbia and encouraging their people to populate specific regions; Ricardo Duchesne on his website has written about a Chinese professor named Henry Yu in Vancouver who hates white people and wants THEM gone from Canada. This Hell of the modern West cannot be managed.

    Replies: @Nik, @Realist, @Nodwink, @d dan, @Astuteobservor II, @attilathehen, @Mj, @Rabbitnexus, @anonymous, @Maowasayali, @Eric135, @Bliss

    Henry Yu, incel.

  • Let’s revise the quote at the beginning. Imagine a white woman saying something along this line: “I have been doing business in Africa for decades, and I will tell you that yeah, the Africans can take a handout, but what they can’t do is feed themselves.” It is curious: whites (boomers especially) feel free to criticize East Asians. But Blacks, other races? Perish the thought!!!

    The Current Western View of East Asia as of 9. 17.19:

    Japan: they should flood their nation with the third world because the Nikkei fell 0.0001%. Because The economist magazine.

    Korea: What? You think Korean women are beautiful and stylish? Silly western man… They just wanna look like white girls!!! It’s all plastic surgery!!! Waaa!!!
    ***if they wanted to look like white girls, they’d live at McDonald’s and fry their skin on a tanning bed. But, I digress.

    China: can’t innovate, can’t create. Proof: Human Accomplishment by Charles Murray.. Q.E.D!!!

    Maybe the reality is this: China rises, America decays, a genuine new world order emerges. Used to be only blue collar whites (like my dad) had to worry about a rising China. No one gave a shit about blue collar white men when they were losing their jobs. No one cared about their troubles. Now things have changed. Now, white yuppies (and their kids) are feeing the heat. Screw them.

    • Replies: @Astuteobservor II
    @Mj

    These are all smoke screens. Automation will get rid of jobs, blue and white collar. Most manufacturing job losses in the USA were due to automation improvements. Now it is the turn of repetitive office jobs. Along with driving, answering phones, front desk types. Mcdonalds has been trialing peopleless ordering screens for a while now.

    Be prepare.

    Oh, don't give up your guns.

    Replies: @The Wobbly Guy

  • Instagram influencer Barack Obama has put down a c. $15 million offer for Boston Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck's 29-acre summer estate on Martha's Vineyard, an island in the Atlantic long beloved by Democrats, such as Ted Kennedy who had an unfortunate incident fifty years ago on an island off the coast of the Martha's Vineyard...
  • I recall that Paul Fussell, in his book Class, wrote that the upper classes (or was it just the toos?) use summer as a verb. The middles go on vacation.

  • My last three years in high school, I was in Northern Virginia. I hung out at Springfield Mall and Wakefield Recreation Center. Though I had lame handles and an erratic shot, I still managed to get into pickup games, and each time I hoisted up a brick, my buddy, Kelvin Nash, would holler, “Riceman!” I...
  • @Charles_Martel
    Whiteness sells because your average white guy has a much larger package than your average Asian guy. And your average white girl has bigger breasts. It's really as simple as that. And if you don't believe me, then go to pornhub and see for yourself.

    Replies: @Mj

    Bigger breasts. But way more cellulite.

  • From New Music USA (thanks to iSteve commenter Altai): Now that he mentions it, I can see his point. The best Western music is
  • They can pry Mozart and Chopin from my cold, dead hands.

  • See, earlier: Vance’s HILLBILLY ELEGY: A Dissent From Personal Experience, by Jim Goad When, in the Winter 1967 issue of Partisan Review, Susan Sontag told us that "The white race is the cancer of human history," she had lit such a candle as, it seems 52 years later, will never be put out. Anti-whiteness is...
  • @AaronB
    @dc.sunsets


    If blacks have (as many assert) higher sex interest than whites (who have greater sex interest than East Asians), then who spends most of their time on porn sites?
     
    No offense, d.c. but this is the kind of nonsense that is just narrative building and based on ignorance.

    Anyone who has been to Asia knows that the place is avsolutely obsessed with sex and saturated with sex. It is ubiquitous and easily obtainable and just everywhere all the time. Early European visitors to Asia all mentioned the erotic atmosphere there and thousands of travelers today report the same thing. Prostitution in all its forms, bath houses, massage, karaoke parlors, the culture of mistresses, etc. Girls dressed sexy and slutty - just spend a few hours in Inchon airport,

    And modern European interest in sex is also a reaction to Victorian repression. Asia has always been percieved as more erotically liberated than the West, and is probably the true erotic capital of the world.

    But the narrative MUST be that Asians are less interested in sex than whites, so facts and history are ignored and the narrative is just pushed.

    Do you really think the world lines up so "neatly" with the races like that? Why would it? Why the need to force everything into tis Procrustean bed of linear, neat, racial division?

    We need to stop with this silliness. Its not jus stupid and factually wrong, its sinister - it is mythmaking of the worst kind. This intense effort to put whites in the "middle" - this is not a healthy instinct.

    I am astounded by the effort that goes into it, the gerrymandering of facts, the mining and sifting of data, the glossing over contradictions - there is a real desire and will to craft a narrative here.

    I think whites as "middle" is the surest way to make whites apathetic - if whites are "low", then this might provoke anger and perhaps even ambition, and self-sympathy. If whites are high, this might create pride. But exactly in the "middle" leads precisely to complacency and apathy - it perfectly avoids the two extremes that might spur whites to some sort of activity on their own behalf.

    Do you see the genius of this "middle" narrative? It is prefectly calculated to create apathy, it brilliantnly avoids what might spur to action.

    Replies: @Nicolás Palacios Navarro, @dc.sunsets, @Mj

    Spent more than a few hours at Incheon Airport. I don’t remember slutty-looking women. I do remember the wonderful lack of fatties. It is the wonderful lack of fatties that makes Korea (anywhere in Asia really) such a great place.

  • The ever more popular Theory of Intersectionality sure brings out the best in people. Yesterday, we heard from a black New York Times ex-writer, Greg Howard, about how racist white women take up too much space on his sidewalks. Now, a white woman in The New Statesman, Charlotte Riley, complains about how men (race unspecified)...
  • Mj says:

    I notice that women (at least where I live) often will not look both ways when crossing a street. Someone else here once made the same observation. And now this. I wonder if Intersectional Chicken will become a new social trend.

    Reading this article makes me glad I went to Asia to get married.

  • The United States seems to be contemplating war with Russia, Iran, China, or all three. Washington pushes NATO ever closer to Russia, leaves the nuclear-missile treaty and tries to destroy both countries and China economically. Why the push for war? Simple. Asia is awakening. China (from which I have just returned) grows economically at a...
  • @War for Blair Mountain
    Shockingly....there is no anti-war Movement in the US...

    Which explains why the Democratic Party and the Trump Administration is attempting to crush the Alt Right out of existence, for the Alt Right.....and nobody else.....opposes war with Christian Russia and secular Muslim Syria.

    A limited nuclear exchange with Christian Russia would have the great benefit of ending Jewish control of the US.....The remaining Evangelical Christian Population in the US will then realize that THE RAPTURE was nothing but a heresy......

    Replies: @The Scalpel, @Mj, @Pat Kittle

    The anti-war movement was a middle/upper class boomer tantrum in response to the threat of having their own balls placed on the table. Now that they’re too old to be drafted they can spend their sabbath watching war highlights on CNN or sports highlights on ESPN. My g-g-g-generation!!!

    • LOL: Liza
  • From GatesNotes: The blog of Bill Gates: A commenter interjects: "And that continent would be Europe." So, no need to worry about
  • And, dear African reader, if you find life in Africa to be a bit distasteful there’s always Europe. Their land is your land.

  • From The Sun: By the way ...
  • @Corn
    @Anon

    800 years to kick the British out so the Poles, Nigerians and Indians can come in.

    Replies: @Mj

    Here I am, a Pole, strutting around with this puffed up Polish ego when, really, I’m no better than a street-shitter.

  • "15,000 African refugees could be resettled in Stavropol," read the Komsomolskaya Pravda headline, as displayed on Kholmogorov's latest post to appear on my Facebook feed. So this is the terminal stage of Putinism, I thought. Infinity Refugees. It is as if the kremlins looked at what is happening in the US and Western Europe and...
  • Heil Putler. Funniest thing I’ve read all day.

  • I’m trying to figure out politics. It’s slow going. I’m just a holler hopper out of West Virginia, and I guess I puzzle easy. Maybe you can help me. I reckon America is pretty much a dictatorship now. It’s because one man, just one, does anything he wants to other countries and to us and...
  • Mj says:
    @Ottothep
    not one of his better rants. he doesn't have the ear for dialect and his West Virginia metaphors sound cheesy and forced and patronizing.

    Replies: @Pat Kittle, @Isabella, @Mj, @prusmc, @gutta percha

    I can’t agree. I mean, just think of how instructive this rant is in a psychological sense. Fred still cannot forgive Trump for failing to genuflect to the Latinx, notably his consort.

    A prediction: In the future there will be a millennial Fred Reed angry with a president who fails to pay homage to the Chinese, and thus his dragon girl.

    • Agree: TheBoom
  • With never-Trump conservatives bailing on the GOP and crying out for the Party of Pelosi to save us, some painful truths need to be restated. The Republican Party of Bush I and II, of Bob Dole and John McCain, is history. It's not coming back. Unlike the Bourbons after the Revolution and the Terror, after...
  • I like reading Pat. I really do. And I like reading people like him. But it would be nice to read an article by Pat without seeing Ronald Reagan invoked. The Reagan fetish needs to end. It’s comical how many aging conservatives were (and are) bewitched by the guy.

  • We're often prodded to assume that the Latin American influx is an exciting social experiment with who knows what spicy, perhaps magical, outcomes in store for us. From the Washington Post: But, in reality, we actually have long-existing examples of our upcoming Brave New America. It's just that nobody pays attention to them because they...
  • Mj says:
    @Chrisnonymous
    @Anonymous

    It is getting really bad. When I see tourists here in Japan, they look terrible. I am ashamed to say it, but it's becoming embarrassing to be associated with them. My guess is that back in the States, nobody notices because people are larger in general. But when you take obese Americans out of the context of the US and put them next to other people, it's striking. As you say, it's not just overweight, but general slovenliness and ugliness--it's like everyone has just let themselves go, which is probably exactly what's happened--those who aren't hooked on opioids are hooked on food and sedentariness.

    The Mexicans aren't helping matters, but actually neither are the Chinese:


    Diabetes in China: Epidemiology and Genetic Risk Factors

    The incidence of type 2 diabetes (T2D) has rapidly increased over recent decades, and T2D has become a leading public health challenge in China. Compared with European descents, Chinese patients with T2D are diagnosed at a relatively young age and low BMI.
     
    If Trump really wants to go to war with Chinese civilization, he should quietly start promoting Coca-Cola, Oreos, and, yes, General Tso's chicken. When obese Chicomms are ordering General Tso's from American-style-Chinese-take-out restaurants in Beijing, we know we've won the war!

    Replies: @Mj, @Autochthon, @anon

    Lived in Korea. 3 years, mostly Busan. It was an eye-opener just how awful American expats looked compared with the locals. Men looked weak, soft, sick even. Women were fat with blotchy skin and bitchy facial expression. I think it was Linh Dinh who, in a recent article, wrote that American physical degeneration is as pronounced as its mental degeneration.

    • Agree: BB753
    • Replies: @Joe Stalin
    @Mj

    Now we know why the Miss America contest has eliminated the swimsuit and gown competition.

    , @Anon
    @Mj

    Have you seen photos of Linh Dinh ?
    He is extremely ugly , repulsive and physically out of shape .

  • @Ed
    @Arclight

    It says a lot that the group most upset about Trump’s immigration policies aren’t Hispanics or blacks but affluent white ladies in the suburbs.

    Replies: @Mj

    The anger has nothing whatever to do with immigration. They rage at Melania. She’s beautiful, stylish, feminine. Affluent suburban women in America not so much.

  • Mj says:
    @22pp22
    Jason Richwine's work can be downloaded and read by anyone.

    More pointless anecdotal data. A red white and blue restaurant menu. Who cares? As my old stats teacher would say, if your not thinking quantitatively, you're not thinking at all.

    Replies: @Mj

    Stats teacher is wrong. Qualitative thinking is thinking, too. Take beauty, for example. Beauty cannot be understood, or fully understood, with mathematics. Let’s say mass immigration from the third-world genuinely benefited ordinary American citizens (benefited economically, that is). I, for one, could not care less. The US needs beauty, not baubles. Third-world types bring their ugliness with them. There is too much ugliness in America already-too many cities are ugly, too many people are fat slobs, too many dress slovenly.

    • Replies: @peterike
    @Mj

    “Third-world types bring their ugliness with them. There is too much ugliness in America already.”

    Oh lord yes. Visit Jackson Heights in Queens. It may be the most diverse neighborhood in the world. Walk the main drag of Roosevelt Avenue. It is a swarming sea of ugly. It’s like the invasion of the mole people happened. It’s the most depressing thing you can imagine. But hey, they have a Tibetan restaurant! Can you beat that?

    Tastes like the same old third world crap

  • OK, book report time. I have just finished reading Bad Blood, by John Carreyrou of the Wall Street Journal. Good read, fascinating story. It is the saga of Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, the miraculous blood-testing company of Silicon Valley. Holmes, formerly said to be worth $4.5 billion, ended up under criminal indictment for fraud...
  • @Chuck U Farley
    @Anonymous

    Americans are always grinning because they're narcisstic pigs.

    Replies: @Mj

    That, and a large fraction consume psychiatric drugs.

  • “Affirmative action” means hiring people because they can’t do the job well. Near-synonyms are “diversity,” meaning groups that cannot do the job well, and “inclusiveness,” which means seeking people who you know cannot do the job well. These underpin American society, and have ruined education. For some time the sciences seemed less susceptible to the...
  • Mj says:
    @anon
    @Mj


    Kudos to the Chinese boy who studies on Saturday night. He’s not missing out on a damn thing. If American white kids want to party their youth away then do so, by all means. But, when the excitements of youth fade, and those white kids grow up to become overweight forty-somethings with BA in Psychology pulling in a whopping 32K per year I hope they blame themselves and not the tide from the east.
     
    If the East and Easterners are so great, why do they keep flooding to the west?

    Replies: @By-tor, @Mj

    I don’t think they’re “so great.” Let me clarify: young whites, particularly young men of lower SE status, could learn a thing or two from the behaviors of East Asians. Notably in regards to academics and the consequent economic benefits that result. I was responding to the comical statement that American females are irresistible (his word, not mine) and this leads young American men to waste crucial years chasing after them.

  • Mj says:
    @RealAmerican
    How can any American kid, white, black, or Hispanic compete with a Chinese student when there are Friday night football games, and Saturday night bar scenes to attend. Would you, Fred, could you spend your whole weekend studying mathematics and chemistry at the expense of beautiful, provocative, sultry, flirtatious, tempting and irresistible young American women. If you were a youngster in today's America?

    Replies: @Jim Bob Lassiter, @Realist, @Intelligent Dasein, @Dr. X, @Mj, @anonymous, @Daniel Chieh

    If you want to see women with the qualities you cite then visit Seoul, visit Moscow, visit Riga.

    Who are these American grrrls you describe? Amerigirrrls are irresistible? Good grief. By irresistible do you mean cartoonish levels of narcissism coupled with gag-inducing BMIs?

    Kudos to the Chinese boy who studies on Saturday night. He’s not missing out on a damn thing. If American white kids want to party their youth away then do so, by all means. But, when the excitements of youth fade, and those white kids grow up to become overweight forty-somethings with BA in Psychology pulling in a whopping 32K per year I hope they blame themselves and not the tide from the east.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Mj


    Kudos to the Chinese boy who studies on Saturday night. He’s not missing out on a damn thing. If American white kids want to party their youth away then do so, by all means. But, when the excitements of youth fade, and those white kids grow up to become overweight forty-somethings with BA in Psychology pulling in a whopping 32K per year I hope they blame themselves and not the tide from the east.
     
    If the East and Easterners are so great, why do they keep flooding to the west?

    Replies: @By-tor, @Mj

  • Where is The Empowered Woman with Arms Akimbo?

  • Amanda Blackburn. She woke up, pregnant with her second child, prepared for the challenges the day would present. Her one-year-old son slept in another room. She never had the opportunity to lay her head down again and sleep in her own home. Her husband will now go to sleep every night, in a home he...
  • MJ says: • Website

    This is NOT about black and white. This is about a person killing another person. I wonder if the killer was white…would this have ever been posted??? It’s heartbreaking…she’s gone. All killers…no matter the ethnicity…should be held accountable. There all kinds of people who have done incomprehensible acts. Are we really keeping score? Seems like this post is meant to take attention from the victim and generate anger toward black people as a race. Small minded people, are entitled to their opinion too…unfortunately

  • Starbucks' supremo Howard Schultz knows far more about making money than I do. But lately he's gotten himself into a jam as the Eye of Soros has turned toward his vast chain of coffee shops with their deep pockets. Retail's usual workaround to keep freeloading lowlifes away is to play classical music 24/7. But classical...
  • @Eric F
    I think speak for many iSteve readers when I say that the future financial health of the Starbucks corporation is not exactly a topic of great concern.

    Replies: @MKP, @Mj

    Starbuck’s financial condition is beside the point. If you are a regular reader of iSteve then surely you’ve noticed that Steve comments on stories that are seemingly trivial but have non-trivial underlying implications.

    • Replies: @Charles Pewitt
    @Mj


    Starbuck’s financial condition is beside the point. If you are a regular reader of iSteve then surely you’ve noticed that Steve comments on stories that are seemingly trivial but have non-trivial underlying implications.

     

    Demography and debt are the "non-trivial underlying" subtext for just about everything.

    Mass immigration and monetary extremism is the whole ball of wax.

    Any boob who doesn't see that is a moron or a whore paid not to see that.
  • From Intelligence: Investigating the right tail of wealth: Education, cognitive ability, giving, network power, gender, ethnicity, leadership, and other characteristics Jonathan Wai, Talent IdentificationProgram,DukeUniversity David Lincoln, Wealth-X Accepted 4 November 2015 The extent to which people in the right tail of wealth are highly educated and cognitively able was examined in a sample of 18,245...
  • @Lagertha
    I don't know why people waste so much time, all over the world: Vikings set the precedence. Nordic people are the most intelligent, and physically, the most proficient - they had the greatest drive: take over shit (how is this different today?) . Yeah, said it. and, in the Middle Ages, Vikings and the Northern People ruled...took over England, France, Spain was afraid of them. Spend a weekend at your estate in the country, reading about my people.

    Replies: @Mj

    And yet, this Nordic master race has turned into what is perhaps the most neutered group of people in all of Christendom. In Sweden you have Africans and Muslims throwing their weight around like they own the place, raping your women, etc. The “superior” Nordic man watches all this and does nothing.

    • Replies: @Lagertha
    @Mj

    I agree - I have been here, now, gulp, 50 years...and I love the USA; best country. But, I still have one foot in the homeland (bc of the proverbial, extended family).

    Sweden has always been obnoxious and condescending towards Norway, Denmark, Iceland (don't even acknowledge, btw) and of course, the low-lives: Finland. Sweden sucks.

    As a Finn, we all know that Sweden is so over. Swedish truly rich, have their 2nd/3rd/4th homes in: Greece, Thailand, U.S. VI, Bahamas, Costa Rica, Panama, Spain, Portugal, Monaco,...Switzerland is kinda' obvious.

    And, FYI: there are Hate Crime rules in Sweden that prevent ethnically Swedish people to fight anything; at this point - it's a lost cause. Sweden is the first EU land to be a parallel culture: Muslim and ancient ethnics...I thought it would be France, but France has more Jews and Catholics...Lutherans are pussies, now, sad to say. I belonged to a Lutheran church all my life - my sons went thru Luther League....can anyone suggest something better than the bs (now, into multiculturalism..and settling all kinds of Muslims into every state, with the expectation that their congregation pay for these people) Lutheran church?

  • As everybody knows, the USA is not a sovereign nation, it's what the late Senator Eugene McCarthy called "A Colony of the World." The people in Washington want Washington to be the Capital of the Global Empire, and if they have to give up the American citizenry's self-rule over the old American republic to achieve...
  • @anon
    Love that shithole comment. All third world countries are shitholes, including all of Latin America(except Chile), the Caribbean, middle east, Asia(except Japan and Singapore) and Africa.

    Why is Vincente Fox living in the US? He should be made to live in the shithole he helped create.

    I don't see anyone from those shithole countries complaining about the comment. They know it's true, that's why they're all trying to leave. All the indignation came from people who live in nice countries, who would never visit any of these shithole countries, a bunch of hypocrites as usual.

    Replies: @Mj, @Anonymous

    To that, add South Korea. It is not a shit hole.

    • Replies: @anon
    @Mj

    South Korea in many respects is more highly advanced than Europe and the U.S. (I'm a European-American, but have visited there).

    The electronics industry, IT, public transportation, highly advanced infrastructure, universities etc. etc.. Koreans are extremely hard working, polite, and orderly, despite being hard-drinking. Everything just works there. The metro system in Seoul is light years ahead of any in the U.S., and speaking of shitholes, the high-tech toilets there make sure yours is not shitty, but gently washed, dried off, and perfumed.

  • Today we will ponder America, a country, even a civilization, that existed long ago where the United States is today, but bore little resemblance to it. It will be like studying cave drawings, or Sargon of Akkad. Pay attention. The is original source material of historical importance. I was there, in America: Athens, Alabama, at...
  • @Chris Mallory
    @Mj


    Like a good Protestant southerner, Fred just had to make a swipe at the Catholic Church.
     
    All Christians should make swipes at the Papist religion.

    One of my ancestors had the title "Scourge of the Catholics" for his work in trying to rid England of the Papist blasphemy.

    Replies: @Mj

    Meh. The RCC and its splendor will last until the end of time. Protestantism, particularly the American variety, has become a kind of auto-caricature. I’ve concluded that envy underlies just about every criticism mouthed by Protestants.

    We Catholics have the Mass, Eucharist, breathtaking architecture, breathtaking art, Catholic schools, Mozart, more attractive women (compare Poland vs. England, for example), etc, etc. Protestants? Basically hooting and hollering about muh Jeezus and the end of the world. I feel bad for them, really.

  • Like a good Protestant southerner, Fred just had to make a swipe at the Catholic Church.

    • Replies: @Chris Mallory
    @Mj


    Like a good Protestant southerner, Fred just had to make a swipe at the Catholic Church.
     
    All Christians should make swipes at the Papist religion.

    One of my ancestors had the title "Scourge of the Catholics" for his work in trying to rid England of the Papist blasphemy.

    Replies: @Mj

  • On Twitter, Battle Beagle calls my attention to this table from the International Technology Innovation Foundation's 2016 report on The Demographics of Innovation in the United States: They did a survey of 923 leading technology innovator individuals. Only about four (0.4%) were born in Mexico, although Mexican-born people make up 3.9% of the population resident...
  • This post will make Fred very, very unhappy.

  • From DNA Info: As I've often mentioned, there is a huge amount of real estate profit to be made by population transfers of blacks out of potentially valuable inner city locations. You can't understand the roots of the Obama Administration, or so many of its key figures, such as consigliere Valerie Jarrett, finance chief and...
  • @Federalist
    What's the deal with the white population in 2009?

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Anon D.C., @AndrewR, @mj

    The spike occurs around the time Obama got elected. Being Obama’s hometown it was probably the hippest place to be for cool white people.

  • An interesting-sounding play that will be debuting in New York's Lincoln Center in November is "Junk" by Ayad Akhtar, the son of a couple of Pakistani doctors. It's a fictionalization of how junk bond kind Michael Milken changed America in the 1980s. From the Los Angeles Times in 2016 about the debut of "Junk" in...
  • @Dave Pinsen
    @guest

    Debt has been an asset for the holder of it for as long as there've been institutions to enforce contracts, which probably goes back to the dawn of civilization.

    Junk bonds are basically lower quality (less expectation of repayment), where the tradeoff is a higher yield. But even a junk bond is less risky than common stock in the same company.

    I don't remember all the details of Milken's case, but I recall thinking there was some prosecutorial zeal involved, though perhaps not to the same extent as with Martha Stewart years later.

    Replies: @Mj, @Off The Street, @guest

    Junk bonds may in fact be even riskier than common stock

  • Whether one likes Russia or not, I think that everybody would agree that this country is really different, different in a profound and unique way. And there is some truth to that. One famous Russian author even wrote that “Russia cannot be understood rationally” (he used the expression “cannot be comprehended by the intellect”). Add...
  • how are poles and balts psychotic? they strike me as a rather sane, sober people

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Mj

    They are. Much of the Russia scare campaign originates in the Anglo countries.

    , @Anon 2
    @Mj

    You mention "Poland" on this forum (or Karlin), and
    the Russians get a heart attack. Relax everybody!
    It's okay to disagree

  • Trump did not cause the deep division in the country. It caused him. There are two very different Americas. I suspect that the half of the country that voted for Trump, that voted with wild enthusiasm, that roared at huge rallies, was not so much voting for Trump as against the other America. It was...
  • Fred dislikes Trump because Trump doesn’t wax poetic on how wonderful Mexicans are. This irks Fred because his significant other is Mexican. That’s all there is to it.

    • Replies: @Steel T Post
    @mj

    You are what you eat, venally speaking.

    To be clear, hunting female companionship and hunting meat shares the same Latin root venari—to hunt—from which we derive both venison and venereal.

    Venus, the goddess of love, fell for the handsome hunter Adonis. I wouldn't ding Fred too much; oxytocin—the love hormone that also increases the other appetite—is also the goddess whom you venerate.


    How the "Bonding Potion” Oxytocin May Cure Anorexia Nervosa
    psychologytoday.com/blog/the-truisms-wellness/201508/how-the-bonding-potion-oxytocin-may-cure-anorexia-nervosa
     
  • How might a future historian view the massive protests of President Trump’s temporary travel ban? Given that I have yet to see a sign disputing the President’s legal authority, I can only assume that these demonstrations are entirely about President Trump’s refusal to make America more Islamic. At least in the minds of these demonstrators,...
  • @Diversity Heretic
    It's possible that European evolution towards altruism has become so unselective that it is now a dangerous and pathological trait: white Americans and western Europeans have lost their ability even to identify "the other." The result will be extinction.

    Replies: @War for Blair Mountain, @SMK, @mj

    Agree, fundamentally this is Christian personal morality (love thy neighbour) naively being applied as political morality via democracy

  • From Sheepshead Bites: That would be pretty funny if the U.S. election wound up being affected by Turkish conspiratorial craziness, but in all likelihood this is independent.
  • Steve:

    What are the chances that the leak that the NY FBI Office is “Trumpland” is a misinformation campaign doled out by HRC and her minions?

    • Replies: @sabril
    @Mj

    I would guess that "Trumpland" is a way of spinning the fact that there is a lot of antipathy towards Hillary Clinton.

  • I turned out to be mostly wrong about the weather being risky by extending baseball so late into the fall, with only an hour of rain so far. It's a fairly warm evening in Cleveland, although it might rain late. TV ratings have been very high, perhaps the best since the 1990s. Pretty good game,...
  • Now that the Cubs are no longer losers, will they still be lovable?

    Will a victory on the North Side help stop the shootings on the South Side?

    • Replies: @Hubbub
    @Mj

    Yes, the Cubs will still be lovable.

    No, the shootings, the murders, the rapes, and the robberies and burglaries will only increase, 'cause one has nothing to do with the other. North and South, forever and ever at odds with one another.

  • Conquer Russia!
  • Weiner’s weiner may have saved us from war with Russia.

  • The Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 6-0 in the first game of the World Series. Indians starting pitcher Corey Kluber was overwhelming, striking out 8 batters in the first three innings. The righthander with the peculiar left-to-right tailing fastball was particularly nasty to lefthanded hitters. They don't actually like it when righthanders throw 90+...
  • Can’t the schedulers simply start the season in late March in mostly domed or Southern cities? It’s not that hard to figure out. Possible few days competition with March Madness. Then even out the schedule by mid-Summer so no team has a home field advantage for the end of season pennant race. Also play 1 doubleheader per team. End season Sept 20-25. This is not that difficult, folks.

  • Commenter Anon7 observes:
  • Don’t you still get the feeling that Bill Clinton, if he had his druthers, would rather spend his time having fun, talking smack and golfing with The Donald than campaigning with HRC? But he’s obligated because of what he did to her back in the 1990s and beyond. Probably would’ve loved to fly back East with Trump on Trump Force One last night rather than the Stronger Together Express.

  • Would Hillary peacefully accept the verdict of the polls or would she demand that Obama strike back at Russia for rigging the election?
  • So Hillary compared 2000 Election to Nigerian rigged election and also said that after 2000 we should eliminate the Electoral College.

    http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/264347-obama-clinton-backed-reforms-to-electoral-college-after-bush-v-gore

    http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=8314204

  • From the pages of the central cog of the Machine Media, the New York Times: Criticism of the News Media Takes On a More Sinister Tone Mediator Jim Rutenberg MEDIATOR OCT. 16, 2016 ... In the case of The Times, Mr. Trump has made its largest individual shareholder, Carlos Slim, of Mexico, part of the...
  • @res
    Can anyone explain what "Jim Acosta of CNN held up a sign left in the press section of Donald J. Trump’s rally in West Palm Beach that featured a swastika next to the word “Media.”" is supposed to imply? The man holding the sign in the accompanying photo appears to be wearing a Hillary shirt. Is the NYT really that shameless or am I misinterpreting?

    Replies: @Mj

    If you actually look closely rhe guy is actually wear a Hillary for Prison shirt. The last letter on the second line ends in a lowercase n. It is cut off in the picture. He is also wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat.

  • Commenter rienzi notes:
  • @Ed
    @Bill in Glendale

    Black turnout will be low & so will Hispanic turnout but white women will "save" the day for Hillary. How ironic really, white men undermined by their wives, daughters, mothers & sisters not by those dastardly black & brown folks.

    Replies: @guest, @MJ

    Bernie’s crowds were yuge too, but the Dem Machine rolled right over them.

  • From the New York Times: The Fear of Having a Son By ANDREW REINER OCT. 14, 2016 When my son, Macallah, was born five years ago, my college students asked how it felt to be a new father. “Terrifying,” I blurted. “All I can think about is bullying.” Silence and perplexed looks filled the room....
  • @DCThrowback
    A photo of the author.

    http://bit.ly/2deVrl6

    Replies: @yaqub the mad scientist, @syonredux, @Mj, @Mj, @Father O'Hara, @Frau Katze, @Lot, @dr kill, @Ivy, @Langley, @SteveRogers42, @Jason Bayz

    Looks like a cross between Rick Moranis and Woody Allen.

    • Agree: Anonym
  • @DCThrowback
    A photo of the author.

    http://bit.ly/2deVrl6

    Replies: @yaqub the mad scientist, @syonredux, @Mj, @Mj, @Father O'Hara, @Frau Katze, @Lot, @dr kill, @Ivy, @Langley, @SteveRogers42, @Jason Bayz

    Cross between Rick Moranis and Woody Allen

  • I'd guesstimate that curveball as breaking two feet down.
  • @Steve from Detroit
    Baseball is a whole lot more fun when they throw the Tony LaRussa book in the garbage and just get back to playing. Almost as good as Mickey Stanley moving to SS for the '68 WS.

    Replies: @EriK, @Mj

    Made me think of Fred “The Chicken” Stanley and Brian Doyle filling in for injured Willie Randolph at 2B in the 1978 World Series.

  • Here's the top story on the NYTimes.com homepage right now: Obviously, the Alicia Machado brouhaha was a big set-up that has been in the works for a long time, and it's embarrassing to Team HRC/MSM that they forgot to Google her. But the NYT's quadrupling down on people not noticing her Bobby Abreu scandal --...
  • Steve:

    Obviously you have some influence with people in Trump’s inner circle. At a minimum, you know somebody who knows somebody who can get Miller or Conway to read this article and then have Trump give an articulate telepromptered speech (fingers crossed) that summarizes this exact thought. Hell, even give them the right to use exact phrases you put forth here. It’s getting too late in the game (both in this election cycle and for American as a nation) to not do this. Move mountains if you need to.

  • First game of the 1988 World Series, the Oakland As are leading the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 with 2 outs in the 9th, one man on, and their closer Dennis Eckersley facing the Dodgers' severely injured MVP Kirk Gibson, pinch-hitting. The count is 3-2. Vin Scully, who is retiring this fall after 69 seasons broadcasting...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @Johnny789

    I actually predicted exactly what would happen down to Gibson homering off Eckersley on a 3-2 count about 20 minutes before it happened when my wife asked, "What's going to happen?"

    I was just making up the most Boys Own story I could. But it came true.

    Replies: @Mj, @David In TN, @Chrisnonymous, @Mick Jagger gathers no Mosque

    I remember watching NBC’s “Silent Bowl” in 1980 where the Jets played the Dolphins. It was a few days after John Lennon was shot. That was a bit too much silence.

  • He did the same thing in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series after the ball went thru Buckner’s legs.

  • If you go to Google and type in American inventors you get back from Google pictures of the top American inventors of all time. The #1 American inventor of all time is Lewis Howard Latimer, who, I just learned, worked with both Edison and Bell. Thomas Edison is in 6th place and a well-tanned Alexander...
  • Steve:

    Drudge has video up that has Hillary’s left eye bugging out during a speech. The only thing I can conpare it to Is Marty Feldman’s eyes in Young Frankenstein.

  • From Fox News: Protesters at the rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rushed the arena floor in jubilant celebration after the announcement that he was calling off the event due to security concerns. Many jumped up and down, with arms up in the air, shouting "F--- Trump!" ''Bernie! Bernie!" and "We stoppedTrump!" Kamran Siddiqui...
  • @wonderbread
    @Intelligent Dasein

    IL has separate party ballots, as do many Deep Blue states like NY. IL is an open primary; NY is a closed primary. Either way, you still have to ask for a GOP ballot at the polling station, and the unions are keeping track of your choice in order to keep you in line. I'm not sure how it works with absentees and early voting, but I doubt there's a workaround. The Democratic party machine wouldn't like that.

    Replies: @MJ

    I live in IL too but are primary ballots have both sides on them even independents or Green Party.

    • Replies: @wonderbread
    @MJ

    I guess it depends on the county then, because there were two ballots in DuPage in 2012 and my cop friends in Cook have been complaining about this forever.

  • MJ says:

    People of Chicago, you have let the media blind you. If he was a bad choice for this country Ben Carson (a extremely intelligent man) would not be backing him. Don’t let the media warp your mind, they are working together with the government to try to get him kicked out because he won’t don’t them any favors, they can’t control him, he will clean house and get rid of the corruption if he is elected. Trump has billions, being a president doesn’t really pay that much. So stop saying he’s just in it for the money blah blah blah he could care less about the money. He is a patriot and wants to protect and uphold the constitution. He wants to keep dangerous terrorists out of our country. He is a super successful man and he will make our country successful again! He has friends in high places all over the world. No more TTP! He will establish trade routes with countries individually, no more trade deficits!!! Those people that were pushed at his rally like that one woman, she was sent in there by the media to cause a scene and then when she was told to leave her big ass wouldn’t move. How is that Trumps fault? so what if he said “get em out of here” he said the same thing when two white boys were being obnoxious at the rally I was at. He can’t control the actions of every person. That shouldn’t take away from the amazing message he has been preaching. Sooooo many people that are used to sitting on the couch all day and collecting checks from the government hate trump, oh well I wonder why? Because those people will have to get off their asses and acctually get a job if Trump gets elected. Some people need help, but a lot are just plain lazy slobs and we are tired of paying your way with our tax money!!!! Can’t believe you would try and block him from making a speech, you don’t see people who don’t like Hillary or Bernie blocking any of their speeches. But I realize this is not your fault. The media has herded you like sheep.

  • Bill Clinton Administration economist Brad DeLong wrote in 2013: But it's colossally more effective for a people to develop better institutions in their own homeland. For example, China has vastly better institutions for its 1,357,000,000 people today than in 1978. India has somewhat better institutions for its 1,252,000,000 people today than it did in 1990....
  • @FWIW
    I am damn glad he just came out and said it. Really.

    Ask Hillary if she agrees? Much better than just let it happen slowly without anyone making it a major issue.

    Isn't this as big an issue as gun rights? Or abortion rights?

    And ... we had a brilliant opportunity to help the country's economy in a real, immediate way. Back in the housing crisis peak of 2009 ... we could have just given citizenship to anyone buying a house for $500,000 or more. The issue was an 'inventory' glut of a couple of million houses.

    by the way .. what the fuck is who/whom?????

    I looked it up on google and couldn't find it.

    Replies: @ABN, @Mj

    Google ‘Lenin who whom’

  • From Marginal Revolution:Tyler is an economics professor, and I took Econ 323 in 1979 in which I learned that the cutting edge among economists was that collusion and cartel behavior aren't really much of a problem in the modern economy. So, we know that.Too bad Steve Jobs was just a college dropout and didn't have...
  • Use to be a loyal MR reader. Now I only read MR for Steve's comments.

    You are doing God's work, Steve.

  • Haven't laughed this hard in a while....
  • I don’t get it. Is the joke “buttsecks lol”?

  • I don't see why Americans don't give the women-only sport of rhythmic gymnastics any respect. It looks like an excellent way to keep your daughter off the pole, a classy way for show-offy pretty girls to dance for the admiration of the crowd.Wilt Chamberlain suggested a couple of decades ago that rather than try to...
  • I respect rhythmic gymnastics. I also respect ballet, the physical demands of which far exceed those of most sports – these Olympians have nothing on ballerinas. But are they sports? Not so much. They’re art forms.

    By the way, this:

    “It looks like an excellent way to keep your daughter off the pole, a classy way for show-offy pretty girls to dance for the admiration of the crowd. ”

    is not the most convincing argument I’ve heard for why Americans should respect this activity – you’ve pretty much reduced its merits to a)it’s pretty fluff performed by pretty fluff and b) it’s a good alternative to sex work. It doesn’t sound like you respect it so much as think it’s cute. Dance, cheerleading, etc. serve the same purpose more cheaply; no need to shoehorn them into the Olympics either (although I’m pretty sure that last one will probably make its debut eventually)

    Of course, there’s no need to pick on rhythmic gymnastics which is no more a ridiculous inclusion than, for example, synchronized swimming (also an art form rather than a sport) or speed walking (although the news that a speed walker had been disqualified for doping did provide me with a nice laugh).

  • Just read Spencer Wells' book Journey of Man, a brief but thorough survey of human population genetics in the vein of Cavalli-Sforza's The Great Human Diasporas and Bryan Sykes' Seven Daughters of Eve. While Sykes focused on Europe and mitochondrial DNA lineages (the mother line) Wells puts the spotlight on Y chromosomal lineage (the father...
  • Hi I would like to make note of the features that Ethiopians/Malagasy/Swahili peoples all sometimes seem to share. My mother is of pure ethiopian descent, yet she is often mistaken for an indonesian. (She has high cheek boned and a small enpathic **is that the right word??** fold on her eyes. I am myself half english (white) and I look distictly oriental. On my most recent visit to ethiopia I took this into note and found that alot of the people in ethiopia have small hints of “mongol” appearance such as the singular fold in the eyes and high cheek bones, along with the small stature of their body height. I thought it was impossible so please help – ive been wondering about this for a long time!!!