How was the conversation? His memoir had a very matter-of-fact approach to his experiences.

It's title is "Code Talker" by Chester Nez and Judith Schiess Avila.

Any reason would have been sufficient. He didn't think this victim was a person, so that made anything possible.

I was profoundly lucky - Chester Nez's memoir educated me on the Navajo.

I was humbled to learn that someone who wasn't even a citizen risked his life and everything he was for a country that didn't give him the dignity of belonging. I will spend my life repaying that debt.

Any time can become a perfect moment.

Against a perfect moment, eternity beats in vain.

When they're replaced.

Am I going have to get my kid to cosign the mortgage for me? As a mediocre middle-aged white man, the numbers aren't in my favor if I take out a 50-year term now.

That one was good as well (I am not a scientist, so diagrams are worth at least a thousand words). I was referring to the pic at the end of your substack post. 😁

Thank you for posting this, I appreciate the time and effort that went into your research. And the photo was great.

I agree, but that unserious person is also the head of CMS. It's ludicrous that we have a TV personality running a medical services agency, but sidelining the head of an agency is a bad precedent that we need to correct - once we have a reasonable candidate in the job, at least.

Gorgeous classic steel, thanks for sharing!