Thinking Out Loud
Alex LekasMaking sense of the insensible by telling malicious truths, challenging my own assumptions, and reflecting on the passing scene.
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Fear Porn, the Sequel
As you have probably heard, the World Health Organization has declared monkeypox to be a global health emergency. This is the same WHO that covered itself in something less than glory during the Covid caper when the agency’s ham-handed tact...
When Silence Means Disapproval
In the 1976 movie Network, a fictional newscaster named Howard Beale went on an epic rant punctuated by the claim, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.” Periodically, that speech is regarded as a metaphor for fed-up people...
America Fiddles as the World Burns
The President exists in name and title only. The Vice President is a political lightweight whose primary interest is preening for a fawning media, but she makes up for it by being a lousy supervisor with poor management skills. The United S...
Principals, Principles, and Pendulums
Four summers ago, article after article repeated a quote from a speech that Martin Luther King gave at Stanford University in 1967. While emphasizing his commitment to non-violent change, King also said that “riots are the language of the u...
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