Simon’s Correlary
Recall Heinlein’s Razor:
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
Now, M Simon proposes a correlary:
Never attribute to malice alone that which can be attributed to malice and stupidity.
Recall Heinlein’s Razor:
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
Now, M Simon proposes a correlary:
Never attribute to malice alone that which can be attributed to malice and stupidity.
And today we Democrats meet in Denver, a suburb of Boulder, a city whose motto is, “A Taxi? You Must be Dreaming.”
David Brooks @ the New York Times
I’ve been pretty persistent about keeping Explorations non-political, at least directly. At one time, long ago, I created my “Seneca the Younger” persona to keep my political and other postings separate.
Well, what with my PJM stuff, and the American Thinker piece today, that ship has pretty much sailed.
So here’s the puzzle. Should I [...]
A new piece up at American Thinker.
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Could I get some 8×10’s?
I’m impressed, guys. You’ve managed to deduce my real name and location. Of course, you could have, say, read my regular bio on the 20-odd posts on Pajamas Media.
Oh, and yes, your Hero was thwarted by a 53 year old fat guy who never even raised his hands above [...]
… and routes around it.