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As a starting point, I read this (Sunday) afternoon’s MeidasTouch post, in which Ben Meiselas included the clown’s crack “I couldn’t care less” regarding the deaths of US soldiers during the clown’s decision to ramp up violence against Iran...
I hate text messages. I try hard to avoid communicating that way. I like people in person, or virtually, or even on the phone.
And I get text messages all day, every day. They’re mostly looking for money, and from time to time, I’ve been s...
This morning, one of the many e-mails I received came from Reproaction, and it said “Abortion is Normal.” It’s a curious statement to make.
Suppose the e-mail had said Appendectomy is Normal, or Treatment for Diabetes is Normal. Many peopl...
Somebody’s busy all night. How often do you awaken to several or many text messages? And then, you think you’re going to catch up with your e-mail, but it’s a much bigger slog than you thought it was.
Apparently, Israeli settlers held Ro K...
I just finished with a patient, and she asked me if I had heard any fireworks in the run-up to now. (It’s 12:40 PM ET. It’s July 4, 2026, today.) She said it’s common in her area to hear a lot of fireworks, but she hasn’t heard any. She did...
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Psychiatrist. Grew up Jewish until I realized that knowing there's no such thing as "god" meant I didn't have the entry criterion to be part of any religion. Personal spirituality is fine, if it helps people feel good, but religions are just bad.
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