“Steinem’s fawning, gaseous New York Times op-ed about her pal Hillary this week speaks volumes about the snobby clubbiness and reactionary sentimentality of the fossilized feminist establishment…”

Bruce Schneier: “…I run an open wireless network at home. There’s no password. There’s no encryption.”

“Benton MacKaye gave us the Appalachian Trail—and new ways to look at the American landscape.”

“How is it that cultural coverage in The New York Times, which yesterday seemed as awful as it was possible to be, is today even worse?”

“The future of entertainment is in the millions of niche markets at the shallow end of the bitstream”

“A new Anglican publication aimed at offering a more conservative alternative to the official church newspaper is spurring controversy and has been banned by a Manitoba bishop.”

“North American society is such that North American Christians in general are apathetic and hedonistic, and as such are generally satisfied to live in the culture as it is without seeking to effect cultural renewal.”

Bland editorial with no payoff. He concludes: “Education is important, especially in the long run. But training is necessary, too.” Wow. What an epiphany. I’ll never get that 2 minutes back, either.

“Creating double standards for physically demanding jobs … ensures that men in those jobs will never see women as their equals. In universities, affirmative action ensures that the black-white difference in IQ … is … made visible to every student.”