(Drew Holden) The Russian collusion hoax has fallen apart more every day. And we haven’t heard a word of comment from any of the people responsible for pushing it and helping fracture this country.
Archives for Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Barrett and Senators Invoke the ‘Ginsburg Rule of Judicial Independence’ During Scotus Hearing
(Sophie Mann) During Tuesday’s SCOTUS confirmation hearing, several senators and Judge Amy Coney Barrett herself have invoked what is called “the Ginsburg rule of judicial independence,” in reference to Barrett’s refusal to speculate on what her judicial opinion may be on particular matters.
And We Know — 10.12.20: Threat’s Incoming to Coverup H R C c@rruption? Buckle UP!(Video)
And We Know 10.12.20: Threat’s incoming to coverup H R C c@rruption? Buckle UP!
Jordan Peterson: Workaholics and the Importance of Rest (Video)
Jordan Peterson: Workaholics and the Importance of Rest (Video)
Watch Japan’s 60-foot, 25-ton Gundam Robot Come to Life in Epic Full Range of Motion Tests
(Elias Marat) Since the 1974 release of kaiju film classic Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla, it’s been no secret that Japan loves enormous robots. The genre took a major step forward in 1979 with the release of the wildly popular Mobile Suit Gundam anime series, which introduced the concept of mecha – gigantic, humanoid military robots piloted by a human.
Strive for Excellence, Not Perfection
(Exploring Your Mind) Are you the type of person who strives for perfection in every aspect of their life? If the answer is “yes”, you’re in for a life of suffering and frustration. Instead of perfection, aim for excellence. Try to outdoo yourself, without comparing yourself to anyone.
The Parthenon and the Golden Ratio: Myth or Misinformation?
(Gary Meisner) The application of the golden ratio by the designers of the Parthenon is a common point of confusion and dissension. Multiple seemingly credible sources state that the golden ratio was not used in the design of the Parthenon. Most of these, however, trace back to a single very inaccurate and incomplete article as their source. Once this information was published by a few recognized authorities, more people yet then quoted them as a “reputable” source, and the misinformation grew.