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There is an excellent article here: The Substrate Wars
So I suspect we’re seeing peak influence of the culture of victimhood, and natural corrections — like the refusal of businesses to degrade their competitive edge by further kowtowing to identity politicians — will push back. Part of this may be a repudiation of […]
The Age of Sigmar is upon us!
Good grief.
Well, this looks like a fantasy version of a Space Marine… a “Sigmarine”, if you will. Well, let’s take a look at the new, free rules, shall we?
Huh, only 4 pages. Dead simple stuff, like measure from the model. Wait, no bases? Bases don’t […]
My new Facebook Friend, Justin Whitaker supplies this image, which is very timely as I prepare to launch my own new, creative venture:
Thanks also to Dawn Herring for an encouraging chat yesterday afternoon.
An unfinished blog post with a list of books worth reading:
Shane Atwell’s Blog: In Search of Where We Went Wrong
The battle lines between individualism and collectivism were thus already drawn in the 1880s and the individualists had already lost, at least the intellectual battle if not the political/legal one. Note that the […]
Looking at ways of surviving, if not thriving, for the next four years.
VDH is a hero of mine:
Profile in Classics: Victor Davis Hanson | Hoover Institution
Are We Civilized?
Civilization is a precarious accomplishment, as Thucydides and Edmund Burke both knew—it is difficult to secure and easy to lose. Are we at a tipping point? “We, of the modern world, don’t have a consistently civilized people. […]
Where does this come from? The guy travels and speaks all over the place, how does he have time to put together this kind of thinking?
Who benefits most from you having a high “friend” count on Facebook? Hint: not you. The social graph is what people are selling. It’s a model built to understand […]
I tendered my resignation from the Tavern. Here is what I have accomplished since then:
Re-started my Marketing Consulting Practice. This is how I help pay the bills, by teaching small business folks what they need to know about social media, email, Facebook and other stuff for 21st century marketing.
I started writing a book, […]
My friend and colleague Patrick Rhone is on Twitter Sabbatical and leaves us with this brilliant and thoughtful essay on why:
patrickrhone / journal » Blog Archive » Twalden
Henry David Thoreau wished to separate himself from community and society and live, for a time, alone. Not because he did not enjoy, appreciate, […]
Charlie Gilkey has some thoughts on blogging, where we have been and how Social Media has changed things.
Blog Conversation, Fear, and Going Back to Where We Started
Are conversations across blogs dead or is there a chance they can be revived?
I’ve been thinking about some version of that question for the last […]
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