A.R. Moxon: Some see the banality of evil, and ask “why?” I look at it and ask, “why not?”

Some see the banality of evil, and ask “why?” I look at it and ask, “why not?”

When David Brooks dies his eulogy is gonna be a devil’s advocate piece about how we can’t afford immortality

“Is It Selfish To Live Past 70?”

Love to read that tomorrow.

“Health insurance: efficient means of paying for healthcare, or the MOST efficient means of paying for healthcare?”

I swear to dog I read that headline and in my brain it said "The Quiet Magic of Middle Fingers." Seeing it's something BoBo wrote...yeah. Still applies.

this guy has to be trolling at this point

He’s not self-aware enough for that.

you reminded me of a favorite episode of MAKING FIENDS

Better send them all off first, so we can be sure of arriving on a planet where we can get a good haircut and where the phones are clean.

I had a western civ professor describe the Industrial Revolution as "The Rise of the Middle Managers". At the time, I did not recognize that statement for the warning it was. I did not gain wisdom gracefully as I aged, it was pounded into me by ogres with hammers.

The Quiet Magic of Middle Fingers, tho

Just reads to me as Stupid stupid stupid Stupid stupid stupid By David Brooks. It's the same column every week now.

David is lost and confused, again.

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