Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 13 of 89)

Korean TV: “All of Us Are Dead”

I’m out of anything new to watch, so I went to a Korean TV series I’ve been sitting on for a while.

 It’s your standard zombie outbreak centered on the situation at the high school, but man, Koreans go hard.  When the zombie horde finally breaks into a classroom, they go charging in like a bunch of hornets.  Some keep going, and crash through the window and plummet to the ground.

It’s different.  But it’s dubbed in English, so not too different.

Gayle King is a diversity hire.

Gayle’s career and notoriety are based on her being Black and being a woman.  Both of those attributes led her to befriend Oprah Winfrey, and that probably did more for her career than anything else.  She is dumb, and doesn’t know it.

Gayle’s show, CBS Mornings, averages a million viewers.  There are 41,000 Youtube channels with over a million subscribers, with videos getting two or three times that many views.  Gayle isn’t special.

The Blue Origin all-women flight was a trivial exercise that I addressed in a post about a month ago.  Now that the flight is over, the behavior of some of the participants is shockingly offensive.

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Medicines for Dogs, Not People.

Drug to Extend Dogs’ Lives May Be Approved by FDA

The drug aims to extend the lifespan of senior dogs and maintain their quality of life as they age, building on the company’s previous RXE acceptance for a longevity drug specifically targeting the short lifespan of large breed dogs.

I don’t get how this works.  I assume that dogs and people have similar physiologies, and two years living with Sparky hasn’t changed my mind.  I have a developed prefrontal cortex and Sparky can poop whenever he wants, otherwise, our bodies work pretty much the same way.

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