Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 12hPresumably the court will address the issue of standing 011
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 12hThe only way I have ever learned anything about Mr. Beast 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 30/09/2026I colored my beard just to see what it would look like and now I look like Hans Gruber 020
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 30/09/2026Watching Matt LaFleur call plays for the Packers in the fourth quarter 011
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 28/09/2026If fabric softeners always smell so good, just make clothes out of the same material as the fabric softeners 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 25/09/2026Liberty Tavern in Arlington, Virginia memorializes a 2011 visit by President Barack Obama with a plaque on the chair he used 020
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 24/09/2026Happy 35th birthday to Nirvana's Nevermind, the most influential album of the past half-century. 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 18/09/2026The failing New York Times wouldn’t accept this as a word in Spelling Bee 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 08/09/2026Me explaining to my wife that we are actually losing money by not replacing the HDTV we bought in 2006 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 07/09/2026The Director of Officiating tonight at Lambeau 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 04/09/2026From this week’s @nationalreview.bsky.social column, one of my favorite Churchill stories: 011
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 02/09/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 7: In 1906, Chicago woman Concetta Rizz set herself on fire while chanting to the god of the sun. The neighbors rushed over and covered her with blankets to put the fire out, but she succumbed to the flames. 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 01/09/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 6: In 1909, a newspaper deemed a test given to Brown University students to be measuring only their "artificial intelligence," because it asked them to identify trivial facts like the full names of public figures. 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 5: On a 1939 trip to Beaumont, TX, Dale Carnegie is described as an "influencer" and a "GreetFriend-Maker," which could 100% be the name of a dating app today. (Note: I have blurred a word that was unfortunately used routinely in 1939.) 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Being a music fan in 1982 meant believing Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney were fighting over the same girl 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Thinking about paying tribute to Charlie Kirk by naming my fantasy team "Sexual Anarchy" 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 4: In January, 1938, over 100 flock owners around the Midwest met with the Taylor Swift company to discuss poultry husbandry. 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 3: The word "Unfriend" appeared in this 1922 Houston Post story warning women that they shouldn't let their husbands teach them to drive - because the inevitable arguments would cause the husband to "un-friend" the wife. 021
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 2 - In 1967, Cerritos College student Carol Fossdahl went by "Twitter," seeking to become the American answer to British model "Twiggy:" 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/08/2026Modern Words in Historical Newspapers, Pt. 1 - Elk City, Oklahoma, 1934: 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 29/08/2026I’m trying to imagine explaining this to myself as a child in the 1980s 060
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 29/08/2026It goes without saying that this is psychotic behavior that wouldn’t be tolerated in any office in America 86842126
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 23/08/2026Culinary update: "Wagyu Beef Jerky" is a marketing oxymoron. The thing that makes wagyu beef delicious is all the fat in it, while the thing that makes beef jerky great is the LACK of fat in it. "Wagyu" and "beef jerky" are sworn enemies, like Spider-Man and Doc Oc. 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 16/08/2026This will not do wonders for my Google results ☹️ 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 15/08/2026It is malpractice if the WNBA doesn’t try to Magic/Bird this matchup for the next decade 200
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 13/08/2026You will never convince me that great WiFi on planes is anything but a godsend. Being able to watch live streaming sporting events in the air has revolutionized my flying experience. 020
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 11/08/2026Look who did the absolute minimum to participate in democracy today 030
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 11/08/2026When you write a column about how there are too many columns about The Odyssey, it might be time to find some coworkers who will be more honest with you 020
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 31/07/2026In today's "a bit too on the nose to be real" news, there's a Republican in a competitive Wisconsin Senate Seat whose name is "Magadance" 000
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 30/07/2026The "Schneider for NYT Columnist" whisper campaign is going to begin like in the Muppets Take Manhattan when Kermit goes to Sardi's, puts his own picture up, and has a bunch of rats run around under the tables mumbling the name of his show 010
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 28/07/2026It appears my book was one of the ones used by Library Genesis (LibGen) to train both Meta and ChatGPT AI systems. 021
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 20/07/2026Me trying to return to my family after a month of March Madness 020
Christian Schneider @anti-knowledge.com · 17/07/2026Do you get a refund if the guy who shows up to your house is an uggo 100
