Showing posts with label Yale University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yale University. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

There Are No "Good Guys" (And May Not Have Ever Been)

 


Why do you believe advertising?

   

  The women who say they've had affairs with GHOSTS: They're not mad, but respectable twenty-somethings who say spooks are better lovers than real men 

In this feminized world, when did they ever meet a "real man"?

   


Which isn't kinda "wacky" but, actually, kinda sad. Because it never changes. And neither does the so-called "reporting" on it.

    


Not that there's anything wrong with that.

   


My show is called "I know."

But nothing for centuries of calling blacks "crazy" for suggesting such a thing.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

YALE Wants A "More Fluid Concept Of Evidence"?



This is beyond embarrassing - it's a fucking crime - and it's happening at Yale University and many others.

If you're in the medical profession (and I know many of my readers are) you need to go here - now.

Oh, Panda, where are you when we need you? (I know, I know,...sorry: I probably say that shit in my sleep, Man.)

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Feeling Those Old Phi Beta Feelings



"For the first time in my adult life, I am proud of my country, because it feels like hope is making a comeback."

— Michelle Obama, you-know-who's spouse

"I wrote not long ago that Michelle Obama is a loose cannon, and I fear that her latest is not her last. I would have thought that two Ivy-League degrees, a joint income of about a million dollars, exclusive private schools for the kids, and a nice home in the suburbs were not so bad and might suggest that hope had made a comeback well before Barack's presidential run.

Were Democrats fleeing the self-absorption of the Billary power couple of two Yale-educated lawyers — only to embrace the self-absorption of a power-couple of two Harvard-educated lawyers? Or was it a Yale versus Harvard Law School intramural thing all along?"


- Victor Davis Hanson, somebody smarter than both of 'em, blogging in the National Review Online