Quote of the Day
Social media’s really great if you’re tired of sane conversations and you’re feeling too good about yourself. – Chris Hardwick
November 2025
Quote of the Day
One of the biggest takeaways that I’ve had over the last seven years in the gen AI space is that urgency is creating toxicity. – Allie K. Miller
Aging Somewhat Poorly
I’m well aware that the music I grew up qualifies as oldies now, and that rock is basically old people music. But I didn’t realize how bad it was until Collective Soul became part of a “look at how old and gross this feller is” commercial.
Dear Every Web Site that Exists on the Planet
No, you may not send me notifications. Ever. About anything. I’ve got this.
Yours Truly,
Bryan
Quote of the Day
“I’ve got people in my family that are to the right of Attila the Hun. And when people tell me, like, ‘How can you platform that person on your show?’ I go, ‘I platform my uncle every fucking Thanksgiving.’ And by the way, I love him. He’s a three-dimensional human being who has qualities that I really admire — things about him. And we’ve lost that. We’ve lost the ability to love people because we litmus test at every point, in every single moment.” – Jon Stewart
It’s A Good Thing
I’m not a Dodgers fan at all, but I’m glad they won the World Series. I sincerely hope they win every World Series from here until the economic system in baseball more closely resembles the other major sports leagues. As a fan of a smaller market team, I’m sincerely losing interest in the whole thing. Yes, the Pirates are mismanaged. But so what?
In football, you can build a dynasty in Kansas City. In basketball, fans in San Antonio and Milwaukee have a lot to be excited about. In hockey, you can build a dynasty in Edmonton. In baseball, even if a small market team like Florida or Kansas City wins it all, they have to burn it all down because they can’t afford their players anymore. So go Dodgers! The more people drift away from the game, the better.
Quote of the Day
Why do you continue to assume that your duty as a citizen is to watch and read about horrible stuff constantly? – Ryan Holiday
