I was chatting with a friend recently when I recalled a prediction that I’d made many, many years ago. It’s useful to look back at such things in order to differentiate one’s self from the huge mass of agitprop-spewing talking heads in today’s Mainstream Media. The current standard for punditry requires no adherence to fact or reality at all, and this in turn makes it pretty entertaining. (Take John Derbyshire’s recent swan dive into the shallow end – so breathtakingly free of sense that his brothers-in-pomposity at the National Review have been spinning like tops in their efforts to pretend he never actually wrote for them.) Alas, I like to look at the facts of the situation in as sober a way as possible, and change what I think when it doesn’t conform. Nowhere near as much fun to read, I’ll grant, but I never claimed to be anything but stodgy. Continue reading
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