Mobile
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Pretty little town. I’m going to try a short 544 mile ride tomorrow to get ahead of some weather. Wish me luck.
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Sweet Alabama
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I haven’t been to Alabama since I was a boy, but I’ll be there in another thirty miles. Riding down to Mobile for a strongman competition, a...
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Is Rioting a Valid Form of Protest?
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Different perspectives.
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Weber IX: Last Remarks
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Much of the second half of the document is of historical interest, especially for those wanting to see how the conditions in Weimar Germany ...
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Weber VIII: The Party Divide
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Weber goes on to argue that party politics tends to order itself around one bourgeois party and a second party built around more novel idea...
What I'd rather do than anything else
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The pattern center in my brain is ascendant again, firing up like a fireworks display. Since all I want to do is crochet lace, maybe I ough...
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Unions Against Jobs
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The current leadership of labor unions has strange ideas about their members’ interests. So now we have the Pipefitters Union against ...
The uneconomical mind
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A rash acquiescience in the request of a departing commissioner to take on his committee assignments left me on the governing board of the c...
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Beef is Better than Veganism
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I'm not going to jump into this latest cultural propaganda push to get you to abandon meat, as all of you are too sensible for such foo...
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J "F" Kerry
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Flirting with treason , again, which I suppose is better than his history of wholly embracing it . Perhaps he's learned... nothing, obvi...
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Cell factories
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I'm listening to an audio version of " The Gene " by Siddhartha Mukherjee, which turns out to be more of a history of science ...
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Weber VII: Party History
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The history of political parties in Early Modern Europe looks a lot like Bolshevism, Weber notes, in two different respects that might surp...
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Weber VI: Lawyers and Journalists
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Weber has an interesting reading of both. Lawyers, he says, are the only ones who can make a good argument for a good case. Anybody can make...
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Weber V: History and Honor
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The next several pages are a worthy history of the problem, which I will neither quote nor summarize. I do recommend reading it. The one pa...
Politics Against Education
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It's common for states to have 'required classes' of politically-mandated nonsense that end up forcing high school students to s...
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Weber IV: Politics as Vocation
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The problem with having a state that requires constant administration in order to maintain its position of power is that you need people who...
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Arizona Audit
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A full audit of the votes in Maricopa County, the most populous county in Arizona, has been ordered by the state senate. The Democratic Part...
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Weber III: The Real Locus of Power
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Legitimacy may be grounded in several ways, but power is grounded only in one. How do the politically dominant powers manage to maintain the...
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Another Sidebar Update
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I added James' blog, which I don't think I realized existed until this week. If any other regulars have blogs that aren't listed...
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Weber II: Justifications of Legitimacy
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Weber states that there are three justifications that states use to show that they are the legitimate locus of the sole right to use violenc...
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