Kevin Bae
Non-Social in a Socially Networked World
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Government policies causing shortage of cancer drugs
Who would have thought the artificial forcing of lower prices for prescription drugs would make supply more scarce? Anyone who took Econ 101 and learned about simple supply and demand. It appears federal government’s policies to force lower prices for some drugs made manufacturing those drugs less profitable. This reduced supply but had no effect…
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A regular person’s review of the Google Pixel 7a
I finally ditched my Pixel 3 for the shiny new Pixel 7a. The switch came at a fortuitous time because I bricked my Pixel 3 by dropping it in a stream while hiking. It’s not the only reason I made the change. It so happened I purchased the Pixel 7 the day before I went…
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Biden can’t “invoke’ the 14th Amendment because there is nothing to invoke
Most of the media is telling you the President is weighing his options as to whether or not he will invoke the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Wall Street Journal has an editorial which explains there is nothing to invoke and if Congress & Biden can’t agree on terms to raise the debt…
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We’re breathing toxic levels of CO2… but the cause is the COVID mask
Mask wearers are breathing in 35 to 80 times more CO2 than normal. Stuff that in your COVID mask and smoke it. A new study out of Germany shows people wearing masks are breathing in dangerous levels of CO2 that can cause respiratory acidosis, metabolic stress, high blood pressure, reduced cognitive function, and reproductive problems.…
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Vivek Ramaswamy is ramaswaying me over to his side
John Stossel interviews Vivek Ramaswamy. The interview is an hour and covers a plethora of topics. Ramaswamy comes off as extremely knowledgeable. He is saying a lot of the right things and has an infectious enthusiasm for the United States, our founding, and our future. I think he suffers from verbosity. He has too many…
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Hiking the Rhododendron Trail with My Dog Godfrey
This trail is near Mount Airy, Georgia and is an out and back trail that’s about 3.5 miles long. The trail is easy until you get near the half-way point at the Chenocetah Memorial Tower. The trail has some nice inclines there that may leave you winded. The trail is well worn, easy to follow,…
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