Author: Joel Gross

https://nav.al/failure

https://www.gatesnotes.com/About-Bill-Gates/Year-in-Review-2021?WT.mc_id=20211207100000_YIR2021_BG-TW_&WT.tsrc=BGTW

Unpopular proposal: the animal world does it better. Older animals never slowly degenerate into nightmarish parodies of their former selves. When they slow down too much, they are killed and rejoin the circle of life.

When I think about slowly deteriorating into a dementia-ridden, wheelchair-bound elder living in a nursing home I am struck with horror.… read more “Animal World”

Private individuals should be able to have the freedom to do what they wish unless there are extreme scenarios. What is an extreme scenario?

An extreme scenario would be extraordinarily high transmissibility and a high death rate among young people. If three percent of children were dying, or five percent of adults, or fifteen percent of seniors, AND the disease was infecting and spreading extremely rapidly, then we could have a government lockdown.… read more “No More Government Lockdowns”

The purposeful lack of reporting on the recent lootings with dozens of people raiding stores, and very slanted reporting on recent trials made me realize the NYtimes and Washington Post were no longer sharing facts and insights, but have simply turned to propaganda to push an extreme social justice narrative.

If they get rid of the hard left push and went back to reporting news and not ignoring stories that don’t fit their narrative, I would be back.… read more “Cancelling NyTimes and Washington Post Subscriptions”

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/11/19/1056866145/expensive-er-stitches-skip-care-bill-of-the-month

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/22/opinion/israel-arkansas-bds-pledge.html

I don’t really know what to do. I’ve tried lots of things. I try to leave it only plugged in except when I drive somewhere. I try to set it down. This is crazy.

Nothing works for more than a few days.

Suggestions?

The Innocence Project works towards a noble cause: get innocent people out of prison.

Could the Innocence Project go too far and get guilty people released? I have seen a number of articles praising the work of the Innocence Project and quite often the evidence that they use to claim someone is innocent is weak.

The New York Times published an article claiming that the men convicted of murdering Malcolm X a half century ago were actually innocent.… read more “Subscriber Censored by the New York Times”