In Defense of Ethan Strauss
Alternate title: “Draymond and Trump: Separated at Birth?” Alternate title 2: “Poking the Eight” Ethan Strauss of ESPN published an article today entitled: “Golden State’s Draymond Green problem“. It’s a … Continue reading
Media Denial
I’ve long given up on expecting the major media to get to the bottom of these crazy mass murder stories: namely, SSRIs (antidepressants). The recent Dylan Storm tragedy in Charleston raises … Continue reading
I’m Starting an EEG Study
Next podcast is ready. It’s about an EEG study I’m starting on that will look to validate part of my Personality and the Brain hypothesis. The podcast comes in three … Continue reading
Thoughts on Crazy Mass Murders
The three initial Splitting Hairs podcasts are available. To subscribe to the feed, use the Podcast RSS link in the left nav bar. (In iTunes, under the File menu, “Subscribe to … Continue reading
Germanwings: Islamic Terror or Antidepressants?
It’s Thursday morning, March 26 in California. We now know that the Germanwings plane didn’t crash by accident. Like duh, the Germans don’t have accidents like the rest of us. … Continue reading
Will This be the One?
What can you say about what went down in CT yesterday? I was driving home mid-morning from a business meeting and sports radio was talking obliquely about some tragedy. I … Continue reading
The Enneagram of Madness
Four days after the shooting in Aurora, I still can’t find anything unambiguously negative about the shooter James Holmes that dates earlier than this past year. More typical is a memory … Continue reading
LeBron, Sports, and the Enlightenment
Yeah, I watched the game last night. Yeah, I was transfixed. And yeah, I’m still thinking about it this morning. Here’s my Enneagram take on what happened last night. LeBron … Continue reading
2011 Tuscon Shooting … WTF?
Seems the 2011 Tuscon Shooting has kicked Wikileaks off the front page over the past week. And for good reason. It was a rather singular action, with resonant meaning for … Continue reading
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