All Predictions Wrong offers eclectic commentary on science, sports, politics, economics, faith, movie plot holes, cars and my hometown of Buffalo New York. During the NFL season, Tuesday Morning Quarterback is included.
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Lift the Iran blockade
For decades the United States Navy protected freedom of navigation. Then it staged a blockade.
To readers: Normally All Predictions Wrong appears on Friday. Am publishing this one early because of relevance to an unfolding news event.
TMQ: Why NFL draft predictions are always wrong
“We couldn’t believe he was still there.” Soon you’ll know the reason.
On NFL draft day, often heard from coaches or general managers: “We couldn’t believe he was still there.” Soon you will know why he was still there.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Mocking the Mock Drafts
TMQ gets the Pope, ballerinas and antitrust law into the same post
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Over the Moon
Artemis II was a triumph – but a permanent Moon base would be the ultimate boondoggle
Sked note: on April 21 and again on April 28, this space reverts to Tuesday Morning Quarterback – for the NFL draft.
An ode to Easter
Note to readers: this essay is a reup from 2025, and as such, is not paywalled.
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Gregg Easterbrook is a long-time book author and journalist, and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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