The Editor’s Notes
a majority of Californians are insane
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Letters to the Editor
from A.X. Perez
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A Podcast about L. Neil Smith
by Ernest Hancock, Cathy Smith, & Rylla Smith
Ernest Hancock in Arizona has a popcast interview with Cathy & Rylla Smith, discussing the life and work of L. Neil Smith
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The Mysteries of Creation
by Sarah A. Hoyt
I was talking to Thomas Kendall (Yes, I know, I should give it up, it just makes me think and we all know where that leads) and he was on a lovely rang (just before he sent me the lovely rant that took up yesterday) and he blew up to the tune of “the problem is that the establishment—well, all of the establishment—got rid of our kind, if they could find us, and now they’re trying to replicate our creativity. And what we get is fifty seven genders and a dog named Binny, all of it so boring you fall asleep after the first two paragraphs.”
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A New Zeroth Law??
by Blank Reg
Today is a long one, as it’s been awhile. I actually cover three topics, today, the main one reflected in the title.  Hope you like it.
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Video Lectures
by Sean Gabb
If I have done little this year for the cause of libertarianism—not that there is much to be done at the moment in any event—I have not been idle. Here is a list of the some the lectures I have given in various history courses. You can add to this about fifty unlisted videos on Greek and Latin grammar. Once I can get the tone right, there will be a complete reading of Iliad 22 in Greek, which will, I think, be a first for YouTube. There may also be complete readings in Latin of Aeneid VI and De Bello Civili—though it would probably fit in better with actual courses if I were to do the Cena Trimalchionis or the Gospel According to Luke: more firsts, I think, for YouTube.
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