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Receivers blocking downfield is like a rock band with great backing vocals.

Hughes was indulging the writer’s fantasy that someday writers will be regarded as extremely sexually attractive. It’s fun. Like Shrek or Star Wars or Twilight Zone. But not to be taken seriously.

This “principles taken to the extreme” stuff excites college sophomores and libertarians (but I repeat myself) and nobody else. If you can’t tell the difference between public health insurance and a jury trail, well, we probably won’t ever agree.

Just…unbelievable.

What could go wrong.

RT @UnionPacific: We've made an unprecedented promise to every union worker who powers our railroads: if you have a job when this merger is…

Hey Chicago, we just received a personal video message from @WilliamShatner. His rider… is a lot. But we’re committed to showing him what he means to us and we’re going to need your help. We don’t want years of letter-writing to go to waste. Anybody willing to lend a hand?

Come on, @abcnews, this is ridiculous.

“Probability does not exist.” This bold statement was made by Bruno de Finetti, and at first it sounds completely wrong. After all, we use probability all the time—weather forecasts, games, and even daily decisions. So what did he really mean? De Finetti wasn’t saying that uncertainty isn’t real. Instead, he was challenging the idea that probability is something built into the world, like weight or temperature. According to him, probability lives in our minds, not in nature. Think about a weather forecast that says there is a 50% chance of rain. That number is not floating in the clouds. It comes from a meteorologist who studies data—like wind patterns, humidity, and past weather—and then makes an informed judgment. Another expert, using slightly different data or methods, might give a different percentage. So, probability is really a way of expressing how confident someone is about an uncertain event, based on what they know. So, probability is not a fixed truth—it’s a personal estimate. It helps us make decisions when we don’t have complete information. De Finetti’s idea explains that uncertainty is part of life, and probability is just a tool we use to deal with it more wisely.

"LOOK AT ME I'M A PENGUIN, I'VE GOT A SILLY WALK AND I'M A BIRD BUT I CAN'T EVEN FLY" "Just ignore him Tony"

NEW: Astronaut Reid Wiseman shares a video of ‘Earthset’ that was taken with his iPhone “This is uncropped, uncut with 8x zoom which is quite comparable to the view of the human eye…” Wiseman said. This has to be the greatest iPhone video of all time.

My favorite part of the Masters every year: Watching Fred Couples warm up with irons.

Coming your way, WA.

In 1909, President Taft inaugurated the federal income tax. No tax on annual incomes up to $48,000 (all in today’s dollars). One percent up to $650,000. Highest rate of 7% only over $16 million. Only 3% of earners paid tax.

If you want the Seahawks to wear these in the Super Bowl, sign the petition..aka repost. 10k reposts and it's a 90% chance it happens

Conquest’s Third Law applies to college football: The simplest way to explain the behavior of any bureaucratic organization is to assume it is controlled by a cabal of its enemies.

Tony Castricone is a treasure. Nailed it.

Why @UW_Football vs @oregonfootball is a Top 5 rivalry in college football, by far the best rivalry west of the Red River, and is destined to become an annual national TV spectacle for years to come 🧵 (Retweet to boost the profile of this game for others to see and understand)