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Josh Hawley’s book “Big Tech” transcends the tyranny of reality When Josh Hawley it was the last of the titles, it was for that pioneer January 6 Effort to challenge Joe Biden’s Electoral University certificate of victory General Law theories behind the obstacles were special and contradictory; it was a very cynical effort. And in a year The tyranny of high technology, Hawley has made a very cynical book. The Missouri senator raises valuable concerns about the technology industry and proposes solutions that are worth taking seriously. But he inserts these ideas into a broader argument that is so misleading as to question the whole project.
A Very Short History of Pittsburgh For Pittsburgh, geography and geology have been destiny. August 25, 2008 Geography comes first. Close upon the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, one gets a sense of westward flowing waters, but a map of Western Pennsylvania shows the Allegheny flowing south and the Monongahela north, almost at right angles to the Ohio. A fourth river, the Potomac, comes into play by bringing the coast of Virginia close to the Monongahela and allowing for some tough navigation to connect Pittsburgh with the Atlantic Ocean. Lastly—the mountains. The western slope of the Alleghenies lies some 40 miles from the Point. From there, it’s a straight 1,500-mile shot to the Rockies. Pittsburgh not only faces but opens the great heartland of America. Before the canals and railroads, the Ohio and Mississippi river systems were the interstate highways of their day.