I hate sweating while walking in winter.

Done with the final draft of the first issue of Applied Bioethics Magazine.

This is the most satisfying step of the writing process.

Just fixed the plastic wind-up gears on my son’s plane using nothing but a flashlight and a Swiss Army Knife.

Biden’s Student-Debt Pledge Stalls, Frustrating Supporters - WSJ

Joe Biden said during his presidential campaign that he would reduce student debt for millions of Americans, but his allies remain divided on the issue, and some of his supporters are losing hope he will deliver.

Apt.

Melanie Kelley, 38 years old, of Denver, has $125,000 in student loans. When the Biden administration’s pandemic-related pause on student-loan payments ends in May, she will owe $1,000 a month. “It’s become this unmanageable beast for me,” she said. “May isn’t that far away. How am I going to figure this out?”

Well, Melanie, you’re an adult. You’ve had 26 months to figure it out and you did what, exactly?

but her debt has kept her from starting a family or buying a house.

If by “debt,” Melanie means “lifestyle.”

The Commanders: Washington’s NFL Team Announces New Name - WSJ

The team, which is keeping its burgundy and gold colors, said the new name pays tribute to the culture of leadership in the Washington area. 

No one, and I mean literally not a single person, cares.

CNN President Jeff Zucker Resigns, Citing Relationship With Colleague - WSJ

citing his failure to disclose a consensual relationship with a close colleague

What is wrong with network media?!

U.S. National Debt Exceeds $30 Trillion for First Time - WSJ

“It is the result of both borrowing for really important crises, most notably the Covid pandemic, but also trillions and trillions of borrowing for no reason other than politicians have stopped being willing to pay the bills.”

We’d have to shut down the entire Federal government for 6-8 years, just to get back to $0. $7T of the growth is from the Pandemic bender.

“It’s important to evaluate debt sustainability in the context of the interest-rate environment,” she said, adding that the interest burden of U.S. debt is “very manageable” because of low interest rates.

So manageable that the debt only continues to increase exponentially, never getting repaid. Janet Yellen, out to lunch.

Facebook Replaces All Text Fields With Dropdown Menu Of Approved Things You Can Say - The Babylon Bee

The change has been praised by users who all posted “I like Facebook. Can’t wait for the Metaverse.”

Operation Warp Speed Slowly Gets Its Due - WSJ Opinion

Mr. Klain replied: “I think we have to be careful about the level of government intervention in the economy and make sure that we’re not putting our judgment in the place of private-sector thoughts and consumer demand and whatnot.”

I couldn’t agree more with the Chief of Staff!