Driving the Myth
This is how the Czar rolls GorT is always keen on pointing out the flawed approach of mass transit by city planners. Let me state that I’m in favor of mass transit but we should be realistic about its benefits, … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Public Transportation
Unintended Consequences, Item #485,683
If Ambrose Bierce were to write a 2013 edition of his Devil’s Dictionary, he might include the entry Unintended Consequences, (pl. n.) — an unfortunate event easily predicted by conservatives but legislated through liberal fantasies. Liberals are usually stymied by … Continue reading →
Mailbag – Fluid Dean-amics Edition
Operative BC writes in regarding Dr. J. playing fast and loose with fluid dynamics in his recent post on clogged arteries in Nashville: Dear Dr. J., In your post you reference Poiseulle and state that halving the diameter of something … Continue reading →
Dean’s Picket
Generational theory, veterans’ benefits and urban planning in the same day. All the more reason why you should tune in everyday to your Gormogons. Nashville is a city of about 500,000 citizens with an additional 1-1.5 million living in the surrounding … Continue reading →
The Green Police are running through my head!
As New Atlantis falls within the borders of the great state of Tennessee, Dr. J. did his civic duty and casted his ballot in the GOP primary today. This morning, Dr. J. drove to the polling place in the Imperial … Continue reading →