Remember, if Kagan joins a Sotomayor/Jackson opinion, it’s likely at least plausible. If Kagan declines to join a Sotomayor/Jackson opinion, it’s definitely insane. And if *Sotomayor* declines to join a *Jackson* opinion, you’re in for a real treat.

A powerful new perspective in the The Minnesota Star Tribune from one of our members: “The liberal case for the Second Amendment.” Protecting the right to keep and bear arms isn’t a partisan issue — it’s about individual liberty and the ability to protect yourself and your family. Worth the

I doubt that anyone I know steals from Whole Foods, but the milieu that the article depicted, where it's normal for perfectly well-off people to steal things because why not, was really upsetting to read about, so I actually want to try to earnestly explain why you shouldn't do

Teachers have simultaneously: A) been stripped of the ability to do anything about poorly behaved students B) been pressured to pass students no matter what C) been tasks with taking on more and more responsibilities that used to belong to parents D) been vilified and blamed for

I cant think of a more noble end for the monarchy than it dying because a good king refused his assent to a bill legalizing de-facto infanticide.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is wrong about most social issues, but she's right about this one. I give her a lot of credit for speaking out. Very, very few politicians--Republican or Democrat--are willing to do so.

To quote from my keynote at Vercel's internal offsite: Software is free as in puppies. It will pee in your bedroom and eat your furniture. The weight of every line of code is real. We will need to maintain it. We will need to port it. It goes into the context window. And

I wrote a blog post titled "Artemis II is Not Safe To Fly", arguing that NASA is ignoring red flags and repeating the organizational pathology that led to Challenger and Columbia. Artemis II should fly without astronauts, even if it embarrasses NASA. idlewords.com/2026/03/artemi…

We are in fact so far ahead of China in the moon race that our lander is in a museum. This is like China worrying that we're going to beat them to inventing gunpowder

I really would prefer that we actually punish the criminals who do crimes with guns, as liberals assure us is very important, before we get to punishing me for not committing crimes with mine.

Oh no not a warning!! I'm sure they'll knock it right off 🙄 9news.com/article/news/l…

🎵Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be pinkos Don’t let ‘em rob Whole Foods and electrocute pups Let ‘em be liberals and centrists and such🎵

Thank God for the unelected zealots who defend the weak and vulnerable.

And isn't it possible that "evangelical elites" don't exist not because evangelicals lack ambition but because they have a strong amibition for callings that the world regards as foolish: translating the Bible, fostering kids, being a rural pastor, etc? Worth considering. 6/6

You thought tech debt is hard? Wait till you experience product debt! Last year we shipped these 5 quick easy features, now a different 10% of users deeply relies on each one of them and will leave if you remove their fav feature. Please add a 6th incompatible feature. This

Anyway, I think they’ll probably try to screw kids over on a technicality with this Book It thing, too. If your kid is considering reading, I’d recommend against it.

David 🇵🇸🇺🇦 Hunter📈🌈📊 We should give young people lots of exposure to lots of different jobs so they can make the tradeoffs between wages, flexibility, and enjoyability that are right for them. But the end goal can't be 'every job is 50% male and 50% female'.

There's a clay tablet with the founding charter of a 12-partner company on it. Twelve merchants pooled 33 pounds of gold to start the firm. The contract has the partner names, the starting capital, the profit split, and the penalty for cashing out early. The tablet is nearly