SimulationCommander substack went there, highlighting how dumb as rocks Kamala Harris is & I agree; Screaming into the Void 'Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool'...The economic illiteracy of

the Harris campaign'; Simmulation on Harris: 'These are the words of a fraud who’s trying to sound smart. These are the words of somebody who hasn’t gone through the rigorous demands of a real

election cycle. These are the words of somebody who hasn’t been tested by a thousand town halls and VWF speeches and primary opponents looking to take your job. Kamala has never put in the work — and it shows. She’s trying to step onto the biggest stage without actually putting in the work that makes her qualified to be there.’

Nice piece by Simmulation, support this work:

At some point during my journey hurdling through the cosmos, I came upon the phrase “game recognize game” — in my case, it was because of the world of sports. (This is sometimes stated as “real recognize real”.)

As this phrase pertains to sports, this might take the form of a high-level player recognizing the the skills and abilities of a “new” competitor they’ve never played against before. (This happens a lot during end-of-season tournaments.)

When broken down to the fundamentals, this phrase basically states that when somebody has honed their craft through the hours and hours of work, that work is instantly recognizable by somebody else who has put in a similar amount of work. Additionally, these two people can have high-level conversations about their chosen craft. (A casual observer might marvel at a shortstop making a great play, but a great shortstop can tell you exactly WHY the play was made.)

One of the best baseball players ever, and Bobby Witt Jr.

As anybody at the top of their chosen field can tell you, putting in the work and experience is what makes you great. The cold April night games, the long Sunday doubleheaders, and the hot July day games when it seems like the season will stretch forever — they’re how you get the experience to handle an insanely difficult 20-game “gauntlet” that will determine the outcome of your season. (So far, 4-3!)

On another Substack comment section this week, somebody wrote (paraphrased) “Doing difficult things is how we bond and grow.” This is a perfect way to look at it: putting in the work is what gives you the confidence to win at the end of the season when the pressure is off the charts. (Raul Mondesi is the only player in MLB history who made his Major League debut in the World Series — he struck out in his only appearance.)

But “game recognize game” isn’t limited to sports. One of the most interesting things about society is the little pockets of “experts” that can be found in basically any area of life. I can point at a bird and say “bird”, but somewhere out there is somebody who could not only identify the species of bird, but could also tell me about its native habitat, lifespan, mating rituals — on and on for hours.

That’s the conversational ease that comes with knowing your topics inside and out.

On the other end of the spectrum, it’s also obvious when somebody is a complete fraud and HASN’T put in the work to actually become one of the best:

When push comes to shove and the bright lights are shining, the frauds are exposed for all the world to see. There is no amount of ‘woo-woo’ that can cover up a shocking lack of preparation.

This, of course, brings us to Kamala Harris — who has finally agreed to an interview……sort of:

I say “sort of”, because the interview will be pre-taped

As I wrote a few weeks ago, the DNC has solved its

If you prefer video form, enjoy this contrast-and-compare video created by Maze:

Afraid of commitment?’

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