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Thomas Paine, Common Sense.
Thomas Sense, Common Paine.

The original works of Thomas Paine are worth reading.



I am a single issue voter, Second Amendment.
I voted for Bush, because I wanted to see a beautiful sunset.
Then I de-registered.

At the very start of Covid-19 I went to renew my lapsed Concealed Pistol Permit. ...

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Follow the breadcrumbs -- follow the social / cultural programming:

https://movies.stackexchange.com/que...-bomb-disposal

"What was the first movie to introduce "blue wire or red wire" bomb disposal?
I have seen Juggernaut (1974) recently. There is a scene in the end of the movie when the bomb disposal expert, Fallon has to choose one of the two wires (red or blue) to cut in order ...

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AI Pendants might just crash into reality, causing lawsuits to fly.
Because so much about the legality of their use depends upon specific state laws, and the exact situation in which they are turned on or turned off.

"Copyright Office suggests AI copyright debate was settled in 1965"
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...ttled-in-1965/
1965, the same year it's said, that my father started teaching ...

This article is worth reading carefully, for like a great meal from Toshi's, it is a lot to digest.

"How Teriyaki Became Seattle’s Own Fast-Food Phenomenon
And what the immigrant-fueled dish tells us about our culture."
https://www.seattleweekly.com/food/h...od-phenomenon/

It's a lesson in humanity, and also a lesson in humility.
For the man cooked great chicken, and seemed to give everyone a fair deal ...

One of the smartest rock n roll musicians is Chris Ballew.

(Real, full name, Christopher Ballew)

Because he first made rock n roll music for late teens and early adults in a band called The Presidents of the United States of America (AKA: PUSA, POTUSA, The Presidents of the USA, The Presidents).

Then 15-20 years later he made children's music as Casper Babypants, singing and playing with the same vibe of the rock that first introduced him to the masses. ...