Weekender: Tourney Special. Let's take a look at the first-round lines and analysis | mcla.us/articles/weeke… #mcla25

No. 11 Air Force stuns No. 6 UC San Diego, 17-4, to earn a trip to the quarterfinals and date with Northwest No. 3 Nazarene on Tuesday. #mcla25

Sorry Juju 🔱〽️.

Round 2 starts today at 4:30 pm CDT

Reverb: Division I Chalktown | mcla.us/articles/rever… #mcla25

No. 11 Air Force holds off No. 3 Northwest Nazarene, 14-13, to advance to the semifinals. #mcla25

Final Four starts today. Who’s making it to the Championship?

BYU's Mason, Air Force's Tang Earn Godekeraw Award | mcla.us/articles/mason… #mcla25

"Coaches have, and do, get a feel from the committee about how things played out" Boy, do I have news for you about my DMs. This article is clearly (at least partially) directed at me and, shockingly, I think it's actually pretty bad! I'll explain in a thread. 🧵

A Neo-Bellian Defense of Passive Aesthetic Experience open.substack.com/pub/thephrones…

The story of Welles Crowther: “The Man in the Red Bandana” ❤️ A thread—

Bart Torvik down for anyone else?

Hey X , can we please have native LaTex rendering in posts? It would make sharing math, physics, and CS so much easier.

Counter-counterpoint... you can't use infinite math (Gödel/Chaitin/Tarski) to prove a physically finite system (Quantum Gravity) is uncomputable. The paper's core argument seems to be mathematically inconsistent with the holographic principle.

Elite referees tonight for BC vs. Pitt. #1 Kissinger, #3 Groover, and #46 Henderson set for the game. Ken Pomeroy

“If you haven't read hundreds of books, you are functionally illiterate, and you will be incompetent, because your personal experiences alone aren't broad enough to sustain you” -GEN James Mattis

Going immediately from Theo of Golden to Atlas Shrugged is genuinely whiplash.

Theo of Golden (Levi): 9.3 Recommended to me by my grandmother. Such a wholesome book that restores faith in humanity. The world-building that Levi is impressively immersive. Themes branch from aesthetics to moral responsibility with deep insight. Highly recommend.

If it takes you more than three hours to read The Brothers Karamazov, then frankly, you just aren't a serious reader.