I know they are not, but when I hear people assert they cannot tell the difference between 4K, 5K and low-res 1080p and below (etc.) I just think they have to be lying.

The difference is so obvious and plain to me that…how could you not be able to tell? It’s like having a kitten and a T. Rex in front of you and saying, “These look the same to me. No difference at all.”

Human visual systems just aren’t that different. I don’t have Superman eyes. What’s going on here? (And yes I can tell reliably even when I don’t know what the monitor is.)

As face masks become the norm, many wearers quietly suffer “mask anxiety.”

This is me. I hate wearing the mask more than anything else I’ve ever had to wear or do. I’d rather never go out if I had any choice than wear a mask.

If this become the liberal virtue signaling norm after the pandemic eases (which is likely), I’ll just not be able to participate in public life again.

Cannot breathe or think while wearing a mask. Does not get any better.

What blows my mind about people defending RBG is the ahistoricism. People weren't urging her to retire in because they didn't like her. It was because of the possibility that *the exact series of events that has happened* would happen.

And yet: "how could she have known?"

— fade-rian brrrr-meule (@arguendope) September 27, 2020

That’s the dipshit assclown mook defense againt everything. Something completely obvious, predicted well in advance occurs, and these shitheels are like, “How could anyone possibly have known?”

Repeats constantly, people fall for it. Which is I guess why it repeats. It works.

I’ve had a few people from my old job, after they made fun of me back in February for preparing for the pandemic, ask me how I knew what was going to happen.

Well, I didn’t “know” in any conventional sense. I examined the risks, determined a spectrum of likely outcomes ordered by probability and impact, and decided to hedge, as a good trader always does. It’s just as simple as that. I don’t have a crystal ball or psychic powers. I just know how to manage risk.

This *must* be a satirical account. It’s far too close to what @TitaniaMcGrath writes in her new book… https://t.co/x5PMjoL1aw pic.twitter.com/kVW7jYFYVB

— Andrew Doyle (@andrewdoyle_com) September 25, 2020

In the future, everyone will be a terrorist for 15 minutes.

I’d like someone to do a sociological study about how and why so many experts were so wrong about mask-wearing early in the pandemic.

These people had access to all the same information that I did, and more, and yet still got it wrong. How is that possible?

Increasingly, a lot of the left believes that anything that is not exactly what they want to do or think should be done is fascist.

Gets tiresome.