Don’t want to be an American idiotOne nation controlled by the mediaInformation age of hysteriaIt’s calling out to idiot America Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day Years ago I got into an animated debate with my father-in-law about the power of the media and whether it really does control the nation,[…] Read On
President Trump is waging war on @Jack and Twitter. Meanwhile Mark Zuckerberg is trying desperately to stay out of the crossfire and keep AG Bill Barr off his and Facebook’s back. Good luck with that. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has really stepped in it this time. I mean big-time. And[…] Read On
I hear that Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey is so chill about leadership that he doesn’t make decisions, engage in any sort of conflict or do much of anything, really. Apparently he just sits there, watches, listens, ponders, and occasionally belches out a riddle like a talking fortune cookie,[…] Read On
The left-wing loons lit up Twitter last night, claiming that FOXBusiness anchor Trish Regan said the coronavirus is a scam to impeach President Trump. Oh yes they did. And all the cancel culturists were losing their minds over it. @trish_regan you should be absolutely ashamed of yourself and have zero[…] Read On
The 2020 election is around the corner and everyone is going out of their minds over online political ads. Russian interference, fake news, platform bias, privacy concerns — there certainly seems to be a long list of concerns. The thing is, I don’t get what all the hoopla’s about. The[…] Read On
Reading about the decidedly negative unintended consequences that inevitably result from well-intentioned legislators and regulators (excellent piece btw, hat tip to Bob M), I got to thinking about intended consequences of not-so-well-intentioned actors. The article was about the impact of government imposing its will on society, but in the age[…] Read On
What do you think would happen if the interactive web – social media, YouTube, blogs, podcasts, comments, all of it – suddenly disappeared? It would probably be a little disorienting at first, but in the long run, … We’d quit living with our eyes glued to little screens and our[…] Read On