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1. 2 months ago on Strange Brew

   Fortunately, our universe is not infinite. Very very large and growing, but not infinite.

2. 3 months ago on Lio

   Could create a new catchphrase: “Politics is like playing brainball with a mob of zombies.”

3. about 1 year ago on Non Sequitur

   No doorstop. Too shifty.

4. over 1 year ago on Jack Ohman

   Clearly a glitch. It came through completely in my email, but is grayed out here beginning about 1/8 of the top down. Does Gocomics have any Support or Webmaster to report (and maybe fix) these glitches?

5. over 1 year ago on Candorville

   Seems that the cartoonist is commenting on opinions in general, not specifically on Star Wars. As I tell my children, all opinions are “right” to the person who holds them — but those opinions may also be factually inaccurate, socially unethical, physically harmful, or merely inane. Arguing that any opinion is “wrong” to the person who holds it usually only strengthens their position (confirmation bias). Changing the context of the issue at hand may be more effective.

6. over 1 year ago on Mike Luckovich

   I agree fully that there would be a revolt if Social Security and Medicare are gutted by the right wing — but the Republicans have such control over their base’s beliefs that they would be able to turn the revolt against the Democrats. They already have done that with inflation, turning the issue against Biden when much of the cause of inflation is increased corporate profit-taking.

7. over 1 year ago on The Knight Life

   When I was learning to work in the library in the 80s, there were 26 different ways to spell Qaddafi’s name — and those were just the accepted ones.

8. over 1 year ago on ViewsLatinAmerica

   According to this article, there may be a trend to plant more cacao in Costa Rica, one of its early sources. Sounds good to me. https://ticotimes.net/2022/09/13/want-to-grow-your-own-chocolate

9. over 1 year ago on Speed Bump

   In any case, it shows that books changed him.

10. about 3 years ago on Gary Markstein

    Results are defined by the political view of the observer: Republicans want more money in their pockets right now; Democrats and independents want a stable and equitable economic future. Most voters want both.