Over/Under 6 months before someone in the admin uses the term "papist"?

I remember hearing Rickover do a Q & A after a talk.

“Admiral, how is nuclear power in the Navy different from its commercial use?”

“I can insist on perfection.”

I hear you. It's not remotely urgent; as I explain, I'm asking generally what to look for in the situation I'm asking about, because I'm looking, so far, just in case.

Not just SSI. SSDI too.

Related protip: being a wide receiver and running your mouth about how concussions aren’t real is tempting the wrath of whatever from high atop the thing

Following you. Would love to talk more via DM. (For one thing, on things like finding docs with a clue, I could definitely use advice.)

28w in the late 60s? Jeez, I knew it happened but I'll be honest I didn't expect to ever encounter anyone w/ that history.

(Blue Cross Blue Shield, in most states, is still a non-profit. But Federal Employee Plan is an exception to so many rules even so.)

This is why the United States Government employs so many disabled people - because disabled people couldn't get health insurance in private sector jobs to a ludicrous degree.

"A candle does not negotiate with darkness" is such a good fucking sentence, god damn.

We're the last generation which can read and write, basically. The kids are sweet, but they're illiterates.

Also good questions. (Anybody reading this far have any idea of the answers?)

I suspect that's why there often isn't a political upside to legalization, despite it being a popular position. It's popular enough that acting on it seems like desperate pandering.

What's stupider is that war because of too many unmarried men was seen as a really plausible scenario in real life by professional analysts if the one child policy had continued.