That is the phrase I have used to describe the rebranding of LibertyPell to the Pundificator. It describes how I feel about the over emphasis of politics in our daily lives. Just as politics should not be nothing, nor should the topic be everything. The pendulum has swung too far, and many have collectively lost […]
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When does a challenge become an adventure? Seems like it relates, at least in part, to timing. Challenges feel forward looking, but so can adventures. The two begin to differ after the fact when challenges are no longer challenging but adventures are still adventures.
MEET HAVENThere is much wisdom here. We’ll pay a heavy price for not listening. What a sacrifice we make to support the major beneficiaries of this stupidity, our political industry. Our current economic boom is a mirage, and our politics are going to break it https://wapo.st/2vjGCrd
Less Politics More Everything Else
That is the phrase I have used to describe the rebranding of LibertyPell to the Pundificator. The pendulum has swung too far, and many have collectively lost their perspective.
https://pundificator.com/less-politics-more-everything-else/
Less Politics More Everything Else https://pundificator.com/less-politics-more-everything-else/
Outlook for the 20s – Not Those 20s, the Next Ones
A thought-provoking list of 10 predictions for the coming decade was created by “VC from NYC.”
Frazer Rice of “Wealth, Actually” and I used it as an agenda for this podcast.
https://pundificator.com/outlook-for-the-20s-not-those-20s-the-next-ones/
Outlook for the 20s – Not Those 20s, the Next Ones https://pundificator.com/outlook-for-the-20s-not-those-20s-the-next-ones/
Who is the Audience?
I briefly wondered if TV cameras were going to be barred from the impeachment trial. Of course, that would defeat the purpose, which is prime time TV. But who is the audience?
https://pundificator.com/who-is-the-audience/
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Less Politics More Everything Else
That is the phrase I have used to describe the rebranding of LibertyPell to the Pundificator. It describes how I feel about the over emphasis of politics in our daily lives. Just as politics should not be nothing, nor should the topic be everything. The pendulum has swung too far, and many have collectively lost their perspective.
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To maintain civil society, we have to convince the Chocolate Chippers that the Oatmealers don’t want to confiscate their cookies.
Chocolate Cippians are the only true cookie believers!!!
On a completely unrelated note, I would just like to point out that chocolate chip cookies don't get enough social media attention.
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That is the phrase I have used to describe the rebranding of LibertyPell to the Pundificator. It describes how I feel about the over emphasis of politics in our daily lives. Just as politics should not be nothing, nor should the topic be everything. The pendulum has swung too far, and many have collectively lost their perspective. For entirely understandable reasons, the political publicity apparatus wants us to think that their work is more important to us than any other. [ 900 more words ]
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Mr. Wells is a fool.
N.Y. Times restaurant critic Pete Wells writes that when replying to frequent reader complaints about the decibel level when eating out, he finally "had to admit that I don’t really believe loud restaurants are a problem":
Restaurants are loud because we’re loud. With a few exceptions, when we complain about the noise, we’re complaining about ourselves.
If you believe a restaurant’s primary function is to serve food, then it doesn’t make sense for us to respond by raising our voices. But we go out for other reasons. We go to look around, maybe to be noticed, usually to talk to the people we came with. Some of us want a drink or two ... [A]nd when it all works, we respond by raising our voices. ... See MoreSee Less
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