Justice Pubic Hair — you are old enough to remember his televised hearing, yes? — a whining, entitled grifter, is the prototypical emblem of our increasingly supernaturalistic culture. He’s part of the Krazy Katholic Kabal + Amy, the odious group that’s responsible for degrading what used to be SCOTUS into our…

As a fellow Old Guy, I’m impressed. And for those who fantasize that genes-don’t-count, look at this Old Guy’s son in that F1 Ferrari.

Wow. I had the same car — same color, same trim, same 0% 72-mo. no money down deal, good price and the dealer was finally convinced to throw in the roof rails (for my kayak). Saw only a few of them on the road in 43,467 miles of driving. Best car I ever had to that point. Indeed, my wife and I lived out of it for most…

Rat own, bruthuh. And my ‘22 Arteon is even better — better motor, 300 bhp; better tranny, 7-spd DSG; nicer interior. And still the loveliest car in the parking lot.

About the best car to fit my needs, ever. Mine was totalled by, seriously, a fierce MN hailstorm 10 months ago, otherwise I’d still have it.  And I had it on a zero down, zero % GMAC loan, too.  I have to stop now.  I hate to cry in public.

Deuce-and-a-half.  No contest.  Took both hands, and I was young and healthy.

He’s F1's Great White Hope.  And he knows it.  And he acts like it.  And he expects to get away with running other drivers off the track.  I think his most hate-able quality is that whiney sense of entitlement he exudes.

Keep in mind here that in Trumpianity, as in all religions, ignorant-stupid is mos def a feature, not a bug. Since there are no fact-based standards of truth/reality/maturity, there can be no wrong answer/position/response. The only potential wrongs with these faith-based episodes of gibberish are uncertainty,…

As a Boomer, and a really old one, I love this response to Old Climate Deniers. Having said that, I’ve always understood these generation labels to be misleading categorizations. The functional divide here, across all of these labeled generations, is the one between fact-based and faith-based ideation. Climate is…

And these people are allowed to vote.  We. Are. So. Screwed.

Well, of course, there’s still some question about wind turbines causing cancer (and genital warts, too, but that’s a different thread, eh).  But we now fer sher that bible-reading causes cancer (and genital warts, too, but that’s a different thread, eh).  And you can’t prove we’re wrong.  Ha ha.

I can still recall when my beloved state of Washington did not seem to be batshit crazy. But RFK Jr.?! Nooooo! Another indication, this one among “good” people, that anti-science, anti-fact, authoritarian credulity is epidemic in our culture. And this faith-based goofiness ain’t merely a measles issue, as witness…

Oh, why do those GOTPers hate Jesus? Oh. Wait. They love Jesus. Well, that explains it then.

It’s understandable that Tuppence would be fixated on “assault on democracy”. The fantasy world he lives in, Christian Dominionism, is by definition an assault on democracy — it is an imagined scheme of uber-authoritarianism (an omnipotent god), arbitrary rules (uttered by this imaginary god) and absolute punishments…

The final paragraph here, particularly, highlights the fundamental and increasingly hostile incompatibility of religion and science. In science, if you well-challenge a prime tenet — an established hypothesis or a theory — you’re rewarded with accolades or endowed university chairs or ceremonies in foreign countries.…

Do we really not get the Establishment Clause, why our Founders tried to keep supernaturalism out of gummint? Do we not see that, because religions are words-only constructs (no external referents), they are not amenable to rational discussion, that differences generated by religious fantasies can only be resolved by…

Is it possible that there is more wisdom in “Star Trek” than in all the variations of the bible combined?