Colin Wright

And of course, thanks to Rob Floyd, my producer, but mostly thanks to you for being here because you make this special and worthwhile for me each and every day.

The Money Live quote of the day comes from Colin Wright, who said, chase your passions and money will come.

Chase money and you will never find your passions.

Well, go out and chase your passions this weekend, whether they're tied to money or not.

This is something I've been saying for years.

The findings, published by the right-leaning Manhattan Institute's Vincent Lundgren and Colin Wright earlier this year, seemingly debunk claims by the Human Rights Campaign and other non-profit organizations that there is an epidemic of deadly violence against the transgender community driven by transphobia and even white supremacy.

The left does this crap all the time.

Every tranny murder is reported as if it's news and if it's important.

These were the best in their fields, or so the expedition contract and its string of European and American logos insisted.

Dr Colin Wright, a sinewy, tight-lipped ocean geologist whose entire approach to life was to shoulder it forward with his jaw clenched.

Dr Kira Zheng, spiral notebooks straining from her cargo vest, brown hair twisted out of the way, eyes darting everywhere at once.

Louis Rapp in marine robotics, built like a lineman and half as approachable, but I'd seen his hands shake when handling the ROV's neural leads.

Pull everyone inside.

No one else goes over until sunrise.

The platform's sallow light flickered once, and I heard someone, maybe Colin, mumbling a prayer for Anton.

I fixed my eyes on the oil rig again.

From athletic to athletic-ish, Sierra's got it.

This is Optimal Living Daily, Logos, by Colin Wright with theminimalist.com, and I'm Justin Malek.

And we're gonna get right to it as we optimize your life.

Logos, by Colin Wright with theminimalist.com. It's estimated that most people see tens of thousands of marketing messages a day, and you might see even more than that depending on where you live in the world.

That's a lot of messages, and most of them are trying to convince you of something.

To add insult to injury, many of these messages don't even seem like marketing.

It is not capital S science by any means at all.

Go read Colin Wright's paper on this.

If you need to.

It is an editorial position, a controversial, radical editorial position by any standard, unless we're only in a bubble on the coasts, which reminds me to mention that it was the Associated Press back in 2022, in 2017, actually, the Associated Press said in the style guide, if it's necessary, use preferred pronouns.

No, I'm just in case anybody noticed or in case anybody was wondering what happened.

Hey, Colin Wright, what do you think about the end of the Pro Bowl? All right, go ahead.

Hey, assistant linebacker coach, what do you think about the end of the Pro Bowl? The big thing for me with Aziz is on this defense – If he plays 17 games or 16 like he did last year, it stands to reason that he will be in and around and making enough plays that we will feel like it was very close to last year or even maybe potentially better because, hey, he said, I'm going to work on one thing, and he got better at it, a couple of interceptions last year.

The big one for him was forced fumbles.

National LGBT Advocacy Group, the Human Rights Campaign, responds to the study saying political violence is never acceptable, but neither should demonizing entire groups of people for political gain.

Colin Wright, a co-author of the study, told the New York Post that one of the most striking findings was that accepting gender ideology appeared to strengthen authoritarian support for political violence.

Wright says, we believe this may result from gender ideology defining specific oppressed classes and their oppressors and the promotion of extreme narratives of harm for those who refuse to affirm transgender identities, both socially and medically.

That is only speculative at this point, but we are addressing this directly in a follow-up report.

The study concludes that gender ideology may work as what it calls an ideological accelerant, telling left-wing authoritarians who the enemy is.

Lead researcher Colin Wright then admitted the whole conclusion is speculative and needs follow-up research.

So your health agency spent public money manufacturing a talking point against a tiny minority of Americans, then labeled it science.

That's not research.