Did they not see Das Boot?
06.03.2026 15:32
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Did they not see Das Boot?
I think it's the botox, but for Ozempic and brain chemistry (I assume that this is the mechanism of action), see
med.stanford.edu/news/insight...
So well put!
Please elevate the photographer with a photo credit in front of the paywall. The exposition is brilliant.
Tangential, but I just enjoyed you on Command Post with Mark Hertling. You threaded the war college smackdown deftly. I suspect you are one of your own alert and responsible editors.
www.thebulwark.com/p/live-react...
Is RFK Jr gonna go after heroin as hard as he's going after sugar? Weirdly, he's worried specifically about teenage girls and sugar.
Thank you for your point about the age of Gen X. Starts with 1965, maybe give or take a year. Certainly not 1962.
New-to-me periodic table:
The mechanical world writ small! I imagine that every machine we observe in the visible world has a molecular analog. Physics is physics.
Do you listen to Mark Hertling on @thebulwark.com? He's great in the way that only a retired general can be.
The bottom line is that Trump is the bestest boy and deserves all the lollipops?
What a way to run a draft!
I've been thinking about it all day.
Did you read The Great Gatsby in high school?
"They were careless people, Tom and Daisy—they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made".
I whack all of the ice off of the lab freezers with a 2# mallet, but can only do that so often.
Stellan Skarsgård was recently interviewed on Fresh Air - a delight.
The Dilletante's Crusade
Maybe they will call their dogs off Harvard as well, and let the scientists live their nerdy and productive lives.
Hmm, tank operator comes to mind. Also, pilots (for the Navy at least) have min and max heights. Still, that probably leaves 98% of positions open.
My dude, EVERYTHING is wrong with this guy.
(checks stock of anti-emetics)
They should have, they should have, they should have and oh by the way I'm not going to tell you what I would find acceptable.
Always the same goddamn thing with this D list bully from central casting.
But you can bet on just about anything. Did you know that when Andrew Wiles was on the brink of demonstrating his proof of Fermat's last theorem, mathematicians (plural) a the meeting attempted to bet on this with local bookies (or that's how I remember it from the Simon Singh book).
This is killing me.
In that goddamn hat no less.
Good morning, sunshine (I have also been up all night writing).
Much may have happened in the intervening seven months! In politics, especially in this era, it seems like a lifetime. Happy to have provided the link!
Gift link for the article in the OP:
www.theatlantic.com/politics/202...
Excluding the press is nearly always a weak move - so I'm not endorsing anything. I just thought the backstory might be interesting.
Have not read either article (I'm in the middle of 14,000 piece on a completely different topic and am working to deadline) BUT here's something Godfrey wrote seven months ago on Crockett:
www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...