When Michael Malice and I visited New York City's Museum of Modern Art years ago, Michael told me to check in on Facebook with the hashtag "degeneracy."
We wound up having a blast there. You can find quite a few works of the Post-Impressionists, whom I rather like, and there's much else to fascinate and delight.
And plenty of crap, too.
One exhibit was in a separate room, and featured the artist on a small television screen dancing with her back to the camera. Meanwhile, a bunch of random objects have been strewn on the floor.
I couldn't help joking with the security guard
assigned to that room: “I don’t mean this to be disrespectful, but it must be difficult once in a while not to say, ‘Why me?’”
In one exhibit description we read that the art includes the artist's bodily fluids. The list of fluids included “piss” – these people are chic, you understand, so of course they cannot say “urine.”
Be that as it may, the good times I used to have with Michael on my regular trips to New York are no more. Anthony Fauci and Andrew Cuomo destroyed them. The city was so decimated by their lockdowns and restrictions that Michael felt compelled to move away, something he thought he'd never do.
But let's keep things on a happy note:
The thing Michael and I most marveled at that day was how great it was that I could suddenly show up in New York, and he could take the whole day to go all over the city with me. No boss to plead with, no “I get off work at 5.”
The guy leads a great life, doesn’t use an alarm clock, makes his own hours, and is quite comfortable.
Who wouldn't want that?
Well, Michael is unique, so you can't follow in his footsteps (and you probably don't want to), but I've been mentioning that the technology today is such that you can have your own thing, up and running, ready to work for you, in no time flat.
And instead
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