Martin Hackworth - Howlin' at the Moon in ii-V-I

Martin Hackworth - Howlin' at the Moon in ii-V-I

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And now comes the rest
We are living in an age of unhingedness, punctuated with only occasional pockets of sanity. Though few and far between, those oases are important. They…
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Science Friday #57: Great Arcs/Specific Heat
1) Why airplanes don't fly straight lines on flat maps to get from one destination to the next. 2) Specific heat and how it affects climate.
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Martin Hackworth
10:19
That's the hill you want to die on?
The left and their allies in the media, academia, and the bureaucracy still don't understand the new lay of the land. The present is not like the past.
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Martin Hackworth
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Mar-a-Gaza and the Art of the Deal
Bloviation or 5-dimensional chess? You tell me.
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Selective outrage. That was then; this is now.
The current wailing and gnashing of teeth among the left is an example of selective outrage served up with a large helping of hypocrisy. It's also…
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Martin Hackworth
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January 2025

Echoes of things lost
The world breaks everyone, and afterward many are strong at the broken places.
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Martin Hackworth
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Why big government isn't the best answer to nearly anything.
What gay marriage in Idaho, the nationwide COVID pandemic, and fires in California can teach us about what comes of expecting government to do…
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Science Friday #56: The Analemma
Understanding the various motions of the earth in the solar system is another step in understanding climate change.
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Martin Hackworth
8:49
Donald J. Trump is our useful idiot
The left had Biden, Harris, Levine, Blinken, Austin, Garland, Haaland, Becerra, Buttigieg, Granholm, Cardona, Mayorkas, Klain, Kerry, Bernstein…
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Science Friday #55: Climate Change #2-States of Matter
Solids, liquids, gases, oh my!
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Martin Hackworth
19:16
Please bear with me. I'm having some trouble here.
Free at last, free at last—in three more days.
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Martin Hackworth
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Science Friday #54: Planet Mercury and how it helps us understand climate change on Earth.
What can Mercury teach us about climate change on Earth? Let's see.
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Martin Hackworth
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