Bread and Circuses, Reprise
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At the Hartford Courant, Thomas Cangelosi muses on what the word “great” seems to mean to Trump and the Trumpettes. A snippet (emphasis added):
But these first principles have been deflated by Trump’s inflated idea of “great.” His idea of great is a big, gaudy spectacle.
American Stasa 0
If the American Stasi weren’t wearing uniforms issued by the Trump maladministration, they’d be wearing their traditional garb–hoods and sheets.
Artificial? Yes. Intelligent? Not So Much. 0
False idols? At the Psychology Today website, Joe Pierre argues that, despite the hype, “current AI chatbots fall far short of being any kind of supreme intelligence.”
Follow the link for his reasoning
Bread and Circuses
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Thanks to Donald Trump’s incompetence, mismanagement, and whims, Americans can’t afford bread, but, as Thomas Cangelosi points out at the Hartford Courant, Trump is giving them a circus. Here’s a bit from his column:
When the Truth Hurts, Hurt the Truth, Reprise 0
Michael in Norfolk suspects that the Trump maladministration’s attempt to repress the press may be a misdirection play.
Me, I think hissy-fit is a more appropriate term.
Artificial? Yes. Intelligent? Not So Much. 0
Bearing false witness? You can swear to it.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
A little brotherly politeness:
A 10-year-old boy is recovering after being shot in the shoulder last week.
(snip)
That investigation determined an older sibling unintentionally fired the gun on the second floor, the bullet traveling through the floor and hitting the boy downstairs.
Who Can You Trust? 0
Mark Hermann warns us not to choose wrongly, like these persons did.
Meta: Maintenance 0
I’ve deleted a couple of blogs from the Blogroll because they seem to have gone dormant.
In other news, there’s been an uptick in comment spam lately, which, thanks to Akismet, you don’t get to see. Most of it is about two blights upon our failing civilization, crypto mining and AI image generation. A pox upon both their houses.









