Ed Butt
@edb1947.bsky.social
Chicagoan retired in Michigan. Recovering lawyer. Wanna be golfer, mountain biker and sommelier. TK Little.
Trickle down never works. Bubble up does.
December 11, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Trickle down never works. Bubble up does.
It’s been 40 years. What kind of reactor?
That said, no one has died in the US of a nuclear power reactor mishap. 10s of thousands have died from producing electricity with coal (black lung, mine accidents, pollution, etc.)
That said, no one has died in the US of a nuclear power reactor mishap. 10s of thousands have died from producing electricity with coal (black lung, mine accidents, pollution, etc.)
December 11, 2025 at 9:00 AM
It’s been 40 years. What kind of reactor?
That said, no one has died in the US of a nuclear power reactor mishap. 10s of thousands have died from producing electricity with coal (black lung, mine accidents, pollution, etc.)
That said, no one has died in the US of a nuclear power reactor mishap. 10s of thousands have died from producing electricity with coal (black lung, mine accidents, pollution, etc.)
It’s so unlike other art museums. Love it.
Back in my antitrust and nuclear litigation days I’d get to DC several times a year. I always tried to schedule an extra half-day to see things. Phillips Collection once a year.
Back in my antitrust and nuclear litigation days I’d get to DC several times a year. I always tried to schedule an extra half-day to see things. Phillips Collection once a year.
December 10, 2025 at 3:20 PM
It’s so unlike other art museums. Love it.
Back in my antitrust and nuclear litigation days I’d get to DC several times a year. I always tried to schedule an extra half-day to see things. Phillips Collection once a year.
Back in my antitrust and nuclear litigation days I’d get to DC several times a year. I always tried to schedule an extra half-day to see things. Phillips Collection once a year.
It’s “about” 50 years before I was born (okay, 66), but it is one of my favorites. A big reason I love going to the Phillips Collection in DC.
December 10, 2025 at 2:59 PM
It’s “about” 50 years before I was born (okay, 66), but it is one of my favorites. A big reason I love going to the Phillips Collection in DC.