Again, if you believe that our Constitution is our most foundational Law (and our Social Contract – see what I did there SJWs?), this is actually needed. Landrigan has the story.
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Vital Stats
Steve recently published an article suggesting that the vaccines are killing an extraordinary number of pilots. It was based on the most recent obituary page in the Airline Pilot Association’s magazine.
Did Someone Pay WalletHub Off? Its Data on Nashua is Different than Nashua’s!
I have asked WalletHub what information they used for the City of Nashua NH to say it rates to make their list of best-run cities. Maybe they are looking at different information than is on the City of Nashua website.
Whoever is Running the Biden Administration (WRBA) is Erasing History
One of the inconvenient truths about the climate debate is advocates’ need to manipulate data. They’ve been doing it for decades. Picking starting points that show favorable rises in data. Ignoring anything that contradicts the current dogma. And Whoever is Running the Biden Administration (WRBA) is erasing inconvenient history.
Palate Cleanser – and I Remember Dropping Trays of These
Even in the early 70s, secondary magnetic memory was rather expensive. At the BU Academic Computing Center where I was a student operator and teaching assistant, disk packs held 5MB 10 disks on a single spindle.
The Science Supports Your Right to Choose to Wear a Mask or Not
Every day it seems more and more people are jumping on the mask-wearing bandwagon, even as cases drop in New England. Sure, Texas and Florida cases are rising (not as alarming a rate as the mainstream media portrays, and more on that next time) but how is that relevant to New Hampshire?
DESSA, Social Sentinel – RSA 91-A Right To Know demand – student and personal data – Part 2
This was a more lengthy Right To Know I sent to SAU 73 Superintendent Kirk Beitler than what I sent to our Town Clerk / Tax Collector (and modeled after Grokster Ann Marie’s one to SAU 16 Superintendent David Ryan). And answer he did.
Op-Ed: Those at Risk Should Take Caution, As for The Other 98% of the Population…
Every day in the US 8,000 people die (on average) due to normal everyday life – having nothing to do with the Coronavirus. It’s just a fact of 300 million population and an 80-year life span. This means that during the past two months of economic shutdown nearly 500,000 people have died.
Let My People Go
We should adjust our response based on the data. Instead, we have decided to keep people at home. Everything we have studied about quarantine, typically we quarantine the sick. We have never seen where we quarantine the healthy.
Math is hard.
I’m not a doctor. I’m not a biologist. I’m not a mathematician. I don’t even PLAY any of those on social media. I am, however, well-read and an admitted, congenital skeptic.
Even Winston Smith may lose his job
While I hate using Wikileaks as an information source, they got this one pretty much right. In the novel and, later, the movie “1984”, “Winston Smith works as a clerk in the Records Department of the Ministry of Truth, where his job is to rewrite historical documents so they match the constantly changing current … Read more
How NOAA Uses Fake Temperature Data to Create an Imaginary Warming Trend
To keep the taxpayer dollars flowing the climate cult has had to pull out all its best tricks. The media will print anything as fact if it advances the left’s agenda, and Climate Socialism is high on the list. So, politicized agencies willingly accommodate.
GrandFamilies Study Commission: Fourth Meeting
Today was that next meeting. A bit light on the attendance but hey, everybody’s busy and Christmas is coming up fast in the dashcam. Most of the meeting was spent in a presentation concerning child screening – quick or long assessments looking for issues. The premise is that the earlier problems are found, the faster … Read more
GrandFamilies Study Commission: Third Meeting
Yesterday was third meeting of the SB131 Grandfamilies Committee – its purpose is to study the needs of Grandparents who are finding themselves, due to circumstances beyond their control, having to care for young ones again. As readers know, TMEW and I are in this circumstance and are raising our Grandson. There are many, MANY … Read more
While Things are Good, Are You Optimistic About How We’re Going to Behave in Bad Times?
Shouldn’t we try to look at life not as we want it to be but more analytically? What are the trends that we’re seeing, what is the data? If you look around do you see a whole lot of trends or data that suggests we are making really good decisions?
How U.S. Social Media and Search Results Manipulate Behavior (Including Elections)
by Dr. Bruce Trivellini
In the coming weeks, we will be putting together a series of posts. They will provide information on how to research and understand the way Social Media collects and uses the information from you when you use their platform.
Part II: Big Tech Differences
Who Done it? Luigi Zingales is an Italian born MIT doctorate, now a Professor at the University of Chicago. He is the author of two widely reviewed books: “Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists” and “Capitalism for the People: Recapturing the Lost Genius of American Prosperity”. His work has been published extensively in economics and financial … Read more