Well, I did it. Got the J&J booster jab yesterday … and a flu shot too. At the same time. In the same arm. Sounded like a good idea at the time. I mean, I’ve never had a reaction to a vaccine. What could possibly go wrong? At first I[…] Read On
Blog Archives
What the Woke Media Won’t Tell You About Covid and Obesity
You know all those feature stories about relatively young people who either died, ended up in the hospital or suffered long haul effects from Covid? You know, the propaganda I mean stories meant to entice you to go out and get vaxed — the only state-approved form of immunity. Well,[…] Read On
Are You Going to Mask Up or Fight Back?
“The threat of bringing masks back is not a decision based on science, but a decision conjured up by liberal government officials who want to continue to live in a perpetual pandemic state.” – House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy “He’s such a moron.” – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi With death[…] Read On
Mask After Vax? Ask a Dog
The CDC says we don’t have to mask or distance after getting vaxed. Lots of epidemiologists disagree, according to the NY Times. Which way to go? Kira the puppy may have the answer. I seriously doubt that Kira woke up yesterday thinking, I’m gonna jump out the window of a[…] Read On
Decisions, Decisions
“Sometimes you gotta say ‘What the f***,’ make your move.” – Miles, Risky Business Kim and I have been going round and round on whether to get vaccinated or not for months. There are tradeoffs to be sure, but it really comes down to personal choice. This is my equation:[…] Read On
The Rise and Fall of the Nanny State
Let’s say you instal a state-of-the-art security system, fence and gate your property, even dig a deep mote around the house, all in the name of safety and security. You’ve got to feel pretty good about that, right? But nothing turns out as advertised. It seems that your super-expensive fortified[…] Read On
Three Conclusions From a 100-Year Pandemic
In the business world we like to review our failures to see what we can learn and hopefully do better next time. Let me rephrase that. Of course we don’t “like” doing that. I mean, nobody likes examining failure. But we do it anyway because it’s the smart thing to[…] Read On