I go in front of the camera once in a while but have the most fun editing brief highlight clips, such as, on Jesse Livermore, F. Lee Bailey, Denise Rutkowski, and Chris Crocker. In fact, my set of videos on Crocker is probably the best set concerning him on YouTube. Same goes for my videos on Bailey, Livermore & Rutkowski. My subscribers show good judgment.

Please buy my answer-record to 50 Cent on iTunes called THEY GOT SNOOKERED. Check it out! Thnx!

Please buy my new book, available on Amazon.com in a few weeks, called "365 Random Thoughts in Style of Wittgenstein, Lichtenberg & Carlin." It's perfect for an airplane, bathroom, or coffee shop. A mix of philosophy and humor.

The articles I write debunk popular misconceptions. Check out two at www.philosophynow.org and search under the titles, "Popular Bogus Questions" and "Richard Feynman: Accidental Philosopher."

Politicians buy votes by promising to spend government money. That's why the USA must eventually go broke, like California -- because good politics is bad economics, and good economics is bad politics.

The tax code is a the glittering jewel of colossal government inefficiency and incompetence, yet, rather than fix it, politicians waste time censuring Rush Limbaugh and hold hearings on steroids in baseball. Meanwhile, billions are wasted every year on the fraud and waste in government programs. Our government has killed the incentive to pay taxes when we know our tax dollars are wasted. Shame on them! Who could be surprised by a tax revolt! They waste all our money and then borrow more and waste that, then stick us with the bill. Compassionate government? Not by a long shot. Paying Nancy Pelosi a lifetime pension will be the biggest waste of tax dollars.

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California was a laboratory for Democrat policies. The rabbit died. So now Obama is trying it on a national level. That's what the tea parties are about. --Ann Coulter

In a minute there is time / For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. --T.S. Elliot

He who would gather immortal palms must not be hindered by the name of goodness, but must explore if it be goodness. Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. --R.W. Emerson