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Scientists arrive
Governing on behalf of 340 million people is bloody hard work. It is not a part time job but one demanding attention to detail, give and take, and more reliance on intellectual “elbow grease” (to mix metaphors, I suppose) than “fairy dust”...
a moment in time
Someone commented to me Monday afternoon that she had never been so nervous about the midterms. I don’t think I even answered her.
I want to thank the poll watchers and local officials who ran the election yesterday, often despite safety c...
A small step initiates
I am publishing these two points today as I hope you will carve out ten minutes on Sunday more easily than Monday.
I came across the Substack column “Truth Matters” on Friday as I waited for an appointment. I confess I do not watch TikTok...
keeping those exquisite folks
actions and consequences for longer deployments by the AVF
The U.S. military became an all-volunteer force (AVF) when President Nixon ended conscription, or the draft, in the autumn of 1973. Young men no longer confronted an obligatory twe...
airspace rules
that ‘One China’ thing reappears
To respect your time, I select stories carefully. Today’s news is full of possible actions and consequences, but I’m highlighting what appears to be a Bloomberg report with real implications.
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Discussing why our actions often create unanticipated effects. I seek measured, civil discourse on things that matter. Far more interested in ‘why’ as I was teaching at the National War College for 30 years. Photography obsessed.
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