Grim's Hall

One for Eric Blair

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Apparently the tomb of Scipio Africanus , and others of his lineage, is now open to visitors for the first time in two decades. For those ...
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Driving is a Grandfathered Liberty

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Frank J. is a comedy writer, but I think he's really on to something here . Imagine if cars hadn’t been around for a century, but ins...
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Ignorance is Bliss

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Wired talks about a study that appears to demonstrate that ignorance is good for democracy . Not surprisingly, when the majority of anima...
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Rabbit in the Headlights

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Author Jeff Wise specializes in the human response to fear. His book " Extreme Fear " examines how many people have coped with pa...
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A Climate Skepticism Denialist

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Skepticism about skepticism: this is very meta. I followed a link from my favorite science compilation page, Not Exactly Rocket Science , ...
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RIP Christopher Hitchens

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When the embassies of Denmark were burning around the globe, Christopher Hitchens organized the only protest I ever wanted to attend:  a ma...
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A Telephone Town Hall?

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Apparently my congressman decided to call his entire district tonight to invite us to have a 'town hall' meeting by phone.  That...
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There's Something Odd About this Test

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Harvard's Project Implicit has an interesting set of tests online, which are meant to show you where your implicit biases may be.  You ...
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A Failure of Education

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"Faith in humanity," yes.  However, there is a little matter of physics. It takes a train more than a mile to stop once it be...
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Atholl Highlanders

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Honestly, the pipes never get old.
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Speak, of the Old Things:

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For Barnabas and his Gentile Christian followers, the covenant between God and the Jews was a sham; it was never ratified. When, bringing ...
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Christmas Cookies

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When you cut them with a knife before baking, the shape aftewards is inexact; but this a  cross pattée (or "Cross Patty" in En...

An Argument for Polyandry

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Since we're on the subject of the pipes, and since we've walked this ground in great detail this year, here's a counterargument ...
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Once Again, Ready for the Solstice

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No danger this year of the sun's not coming back out of the cave.

A Wee Walk Around the Office:

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One wonders two things:  how anyone did anything at work that day; and why we have accepted a society in which men sit in cubicles instead...

So, What Do You Say...

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...is it the new Bluesmobile, or what?
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Gloria!

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But you must think you know a more familiar version of the lyric "Gloria In Excelsis Deo."  As, indeed, you do.
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Einarr Þambarskelfir

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It occurs to me that there may be a few of you -- I trust not too many -- who are unmoved by the opening line of Mr. Walker's descriptio...
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The Christmas Gift Thread

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It's getting to the point at which we are thinking about provisioning gifts to commemorate the holidays, and show respect, friendship, o...
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Explaining the Stimulus

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