I Didn't Say That #24
Things Worth Remembering
How Boris Pasternak defied Soviet tyranny with a Shakespeare sonnet.
Douglas Murray, The Free PressThe Moral Case Against Equity Language
What’s a “justice-involved person”?
George Packer, The AtlanticThe Futility of Trigger Warnings
British universities are repeating the mistakes of their American counterparts.
Amna Khalid, Banished(In)sensitivity Readers
J. Daniel Sawyer, Holly's SubstackA Black Professor Trapped in Anti-Racist Hell
Vincent Lloyd, CompactNot Every Atrocity Is About White Supremacy
Why I am skeptical of the reflex to attribute violence to structural racism
Thomas Chatterton Williams, The Atlantic
Robert Wright & Coleman Hughes, Nonzero
Diagnosing Ideological Medicine
The ideological naïveté that we sometimes see in medicine is a symptom of a deeper problem with how we educate medical students.
Richard Gunderman, Law & Liberty
Affirmation Generation
DocumentaryFeminism Is No Longer Helping Women
Mary Harrington, Modern Wisdom Podcast
Trans Rights vs. Women's Rights
Kathleen Stock, Conversations with Coleman
Slavoj Žižek, Compact
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ChuckB
Y'all know me as an old prick mainframer jock from the 60s,70s,
performing Radix sorts on IBM 082 punch card sorters, & Bubble Sorts in MF memory. It was a masculine profession back then. Today the coders are point 👉 👉 👈 👇 👇 and click "nonbinary" babies.
It took me awhile to catch on to the new vocabulary of the 21st century.
Old prick "binary" meant a numbering system used in a cumputer. Today it's heterosexual
Old prick "Nonbinary" meant base8 or base16. Now it's homosexual & transgender.
"Tertiary" probably means a bisexual 3way
sandwich now?