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-Benjamin Franklin
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Graphs for the New Year
The blue line is the grade point average, the red line is the hours of homework I think we call it grade inflation. Read more
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From new commercial Moon landers to asteroid investigations, expect a slate of exciting space missions in 2025
Zhenbo Wang, University of Tennessee In 2024, space exploration dazzled the world. NASA’s Europa Clipper began its journey to study Jupiter’s moon Europa. SpaceX’s Starship achieved its first successful landing, a critical milestone for future deep space missions. China made headlines with the Chang’e 6 mission, which successfully returned samples from the far side of Read more
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Words People Won’t Use
I ran across this chart of words people either will or will not use in a substack article by the Liberal Patriot – who took the graph from a study done by the New York Times. It’s worth examining, and it may tell me something about my perspectives – not necessarily my biases. Down on Read more
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When they IQ Tested Government Officials
It only happened once – and it happened after the government was kaput and the officials were locked up at Nuremberg, awaiting trials for war crimes. At the Nuremberg trials several Nazi leaders achieved genius-level scores on an IQ test. Highest result was 143! | The Vintage News World War II had ended – a Read more
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Our Refugees from California
I was behind a pair of refugee Californians. The car was a four wheel drive Subaru, and it was wearing Montana plates – but there was something about the driving style that shouted “California.” And there are more than a few reasons to be kind to the refugees from what was once “the golden state.” Read more
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Two Democrat Veeps Robbed of the Presidency
Years ago, I heard how Florida’s election count kept Al Gore from the presidency by 537 votes. When your paycheck comes from a university, you have a lot of born again Democrats sharing that sort of information with you. So I figured out a reply – “Yeah, and did you know that in 1998 seventeen Read more
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