Being the empathetic person I strive to be, I awoke this morning deeply worried about the mental health of University of Michigan’s first-semester students. The trauma they endured last night watching their beloved Wolverines football team nearly lose their season opener to Kalamazoo’s unranked Western Michigan University must have caused…

Great comedy often features brilliant insights, so I thought I’d share some videos providing valuable perspectives on Vice President Kamala Harris, America’s pro-Palestinian campus protesters, and the hypocrisy of Hollywood.

The post also features a podcast interview with Columbia student Marie Adele Grosso, who was among the Columbia encampment students arrested and was previously featured in the New York Times. An opportunity to see and hear for yourself the wisdom and knowledge of a college pro-Palestinian protester.

My first automotive review with a technical focus I guarantee you won’t find reading Car and Driver and Road & Track.

Studies show that humans have as many as 86,000 thoughts a day. I took an inventory of some of mine and the results weren’t pretty.

Some musings while signing my mortgage closing documents and getting my teeth cleaned today.

For all the lofty talk about blockchains and massive computer systems so powerful they can’t be hacked, it was disclosed in an Australian court this week that Crypto.com is vulnerable to costly errors of Bulgarians with names like Dimitar or Yordanka whose Excel skills are possibly more lacking than mine.

If you’re attracted to cryptocurrencies, I’ve got an alternative asset you might want to consider.