Peter Suderman
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Coronavirus Gives the Illiberal Right Fever Dreams of Power
Hungary's Viktor Orbán consolidates power, Harvard's Adrian Vermeule fantasizes about wielding it, and many of those who oppose authoritarian conservativism beg Donald Trump to close the country down.
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Coronavirus Puts Counterproductive Regulations Into Perspective
Many regulations serve little to no public purpose.
A Widening Toll on Jobs: ‘This Thing Is Going to Come for Us All’
After the initial impact of shutdowns on a few industries, the coronavirus pandemic is leaving a much broader swath of unemployment.
Amid Coronavirus and 'Tiger King,' Reality Producers Double Down on Docuseries
“The question every producer is asking themselves right now is ‘What can we make with the assets we have on hand?’”
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“When this is all over, no one is going to want to look at split-screen ever again.”
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The FDA Is Making It Much, Much Harder for Distilleries To Produce Hand Sanitizer
Rules designed to keep alcohol safe for children are slowing down production of a product that’s in short supply.
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The FDA is making it incredibly difficult for distilleries to produce hand sanitizer.
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There's a hand sanitizer shortage. America's distilleries want to make more of it.
But the FDA is making it much, much harder
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I bought a bottle of booze and got a bottle of artisanal hand sanitizer. That's great, but it shouldn't be so difficult.
Problem is, FDA rules make it very hard for distillers to produce hand sanitizer
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That viral story on FDA approving 2-minute cornavirus test looks like a cruel April Fools hoax
A story that went viral about the FDA approving a two-minute test for coronavirus antibodies looks like a cruel hoax timed to coincide with April Fools Day.
Psychologists: So-Called ‘Dr. Fauci’ Just A Figment Of Nation’s Collective Imagination
WASHINGTON—Revealing that the mental projection represented the combined hopes and needs of a deeply unsettled populace, psychology experts announced Monday that the figure referred to by Americans as “Dr. Anthony Fauci” was merely a figment of the...
The Slow Rush In An Imaginary Place
WEAR HEADPHONES
Peter Suderman
Feels like you're just outside a room filled with music and happy people. An imaginary place indeed.
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The World Health Organization Classified Video Game Addiction as a Disorder. Now It's Telling People to Play Video Games.
Global health group supports industry-supported initiative to promote gaming, educate players about COVID-19.
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The WHO, which once classified gaming addiction as a mental disorder, is now telling people to stay home and play video games
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How the Government Bungled the Coronavirus Response
Watch a special video version of the Reason Roundtable podcast, featuring Nick Gillespie, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, and Matt Welch. Subscribe: ht...
High Fidelity at 20: the sneakily dark edge of a comedy about bad breakups
Stephen Frears’ smart adaptation of Nick Hornby’s novel of stunted growth remains as compelling as ever with one of John Cusack’s best performances
The World Must Not Mimic China's Authoritarian Model to Fight COVID-19
Its rulers tried to cover up an epidemic, then declared war on their people to control it.
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"Had the Chinese authorities been open even three weeks sooner, a study by U.K's University of Southampton assessed, the number of corornavirus cases could have been reduced by 95 percent and the world may well have been spared a pandemic."
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How Government Screwed Up Coronavirus Response
From masks to tests, suppression to stimulus, the Reason Roundtable podcast reviews the mistakes that got us to this precarious point.
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Discovered today that it's possible to use your home bar/apocalypse bunker as a podcast recording studio.
Listen to this week's @reason Roundtable podcast here: reason.com/podcast/how-go… pic.twitter.com/Z7KNi5RqFk
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Across the Movie Aisle: 22: Contagion on Apple Podcasts
Show Across the Movie Aisle, Ep 22: Contagion - Mar 29, 2020
Vin Diesel's Bloodshot Is the Perfect Movie For the New Direct-to-Streaming Era
This occasionally competent sci-fi action film is best enjoyed from the comfort of a couch.
Peter Suderman
Vin Diesel's BLOODSHOT is the perfect movie for our new, coronavirus-driven streaming era
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Contagion
An Audioboom post by Across the Movie Aisle
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My fellow cohosts of Across the Movie Aisle @SonnyBunch
@AlyssaRosenberg
and I are here to help you get through week three of the coronavirus with a discussion of the eerily prescient CONTAGION and the gulf-coast disaster movie DEEPWATER HORIZON
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The Coronavirus Is Demonstrating the Value of Globalization
We are experiencing a painful introduction to anti-globalism and its consequences.
Peter Suderman
"The risk is huge that today’s emergency measures will harden into tomorrow’s institutionalized rules: enduring barriers to travel, trade, and investment."
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Columbia Room - Washington, DC | Tock
Columbia Room is a cocktail bar created by Derek Brown, where the ingredients, techniques and lore of cocktails merge together to create a memorable experience. They focus on exceptional service and meticulously crafted cocktails paired with food....
PUNCH | Alex Day's Daiquiri Cocktail Recipe
Alex Day's Daiquiri rounded out the top three vote-getters in our blind tasting of 20 Daiquiri recipes. His formula relied on a combination of Neisson Bla
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@sladesr Slade's Daiquiri is just the Alex Day daiquiri, but with green Chartreuse in place of the Rhum Agricole, and a couple drops of saline (always put salt in your daiquiris). You get an herbal kick instead of agricole funk.
punchdrink.com/recipes/alex-d…
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