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The New Yorker spills the (canned) beans* on another cult: bunkerism
But this one is funny — provided you’re not a paranoid. (Self-diagnose quickly before you continue reading. If you are paranoid, you won’t like what I’m writing and you certainly will not like the woman about whom I’m writing.) For … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, COVID-19, Culture, Guns in the U.S. of A., Journalism, political campaigns, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged AI, asteroids, bunker life, bunkerism, End Times, Jon Tester, Montana, Montana Senate race, paranoia, Patricia Marx, sterility, The New Yorker, YouGov pollster
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I know I’m ignorant but am I wrong re Twitter?
(Warning: Parts of this piece of writing may ascend into sarcasm. Some people don’t like sarcasm while a bunch of us can’t help ourselves. We love it.) At times like this, I must contemplate how deep or shallow is my … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, How I Learned The Facts of Life, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, Trumpism
Tagged "libertarian", computer mouse, Daily News, Elon Musk, Freedom of speech, New York Times, paranoia, sociopaths, Trump, Twitter, Washington Post
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A central flaw with police investigations
Just after I wrote about one big problem I’ve observed with cops — their hypervigilence — I read what follows in Anthony Trollope’s 1869 novel about pathological jealousy, He Knew He Was Right. The jealous man, Louis Trevelyan, has hired … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged "He Knew He Was Right", Anthony Trollope, paranoia, private detective, QAnon
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