Real Big Men 0
At the Psychology Today website, Barbara J. Risman takes a look at Pete Hegseth’s wierd fixation with testerone. She makes three main points; follow the link for her article.
- There is no good scientific reason for testing troops’ testosterone levels.
- Hormones affect us, but not in linear fashion; high levels of testosterone don’t trigger killer instincts.
- Screening for low testosterone provides a seemingly objective way to push women out of the military.
Because He Keeps Getting Away with It 0
David offers a theory as to why Trump tells so obvious many lies. I think he may be onto somthing.
Fly the Fiendly Skies . . . 0
. . . and meet a new kind of hijacker: One who tries to hijack your wifi and, with it, your data.
Catch-22 0
As Joe Patrice reminds us at Above the Law, it’s the best catch there is.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Yet another “responsible gun owner” chooses to fondle his portable phallus in the presence of others.
The Disinformation Superhighway 0
At the Psychology Today website, Carolyn Karoll offers some pointers on how distinguish internet trolling from legitimate differences of opinion and some tips on how not to get sucked in by trolls.
Light Bloggery 0
Things to do.
Recommended Viewing 0
Walk the Line, about the life of Johnny Cash.
Whether or not you like country music, It is, by any standard, an excellent movie.
The Council of Bent 0
At Above the Law, Mark Herrmann takes a close look at Donald Trump’s brain trust.
A Classic Case of Psychological Projection 0
Rex Huppke finds it laughable, in a twisted, depressing sort of way, that Republicans are accusing Democrats of extremism. He notes that
Republicans have controlled the government for almost two years and have only proved themselves to be the real extremists.
The entire piece is worth the few moments it will take you to read it.
The Laundromat 0
Thom and Heidi Siegmund Cuda follow the money.