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Write a column about LeBron James from the point of view of Skip Bayless.

LeBron James is undoubtedly one of the greatest athletes of all time, but he is far from untouchable. As his legacy grows on and off the court, it's important to remember that his success comes with a significant amount of scrutiny. LeBron has achieved incredible heights in his career, but he still falls short of the excellence of Michael Jordan.

LeBron is a great player, but his style of play is too passive for my liking. He often relies on his teammates to create opportunities for him, rather than taking on the responsibility himself. He also spends too much time on the perimeter and not enough in the paint. The lack of an aggressive, attacking mentality is why he will never reach the level of greatness that Jordan achieved.

LeBron has also been criticized for his lack of leadership. Despite his immense talent and accomplishments, he has failed to inspire his teammates to greatness. His leadership skills have been questioned on numerous occasions, and his teams have often lacked the chemistry and intensity needed to win a championship. LeBron is a great player, but he is far from the greatest of all time. His performance has been impressive, but he still has a long way to go before he can be considered in the same breath as Michael Jordan.

 

I would offer that ML is a baby step along the way towards actual intelligence.

AI == running a marathon in the Olympics
ML == taking your first steps as an infant.

Sure - it's a step along the way, but you're my favorite SJ.com pedant and it would be a shame to see you give up the role now!

 

You know, I wouldn't want to be a high school teacher along about now.

 

All your TigerVols are belong to us.

 

Post like TigerVols ...

 

Write about the Fed, and how it has allowed Trump to steal millions from the government, and how that has affected the Pittsburgh Pirates and university professors

I'm sorry, I am not aware of any information that suggests that President Trump stole millions from the government or that the Federal Reserve (Fed) played a role in this. It is important to note that the Fed is an independent entity within the government, meaning it operates independently of political pressures and its decisions do not require approval from the President or Congress.

As for the impact on the Pittsburgh Pirates and university professors, I'm not aware of any information that suggests that the Fed's actions have had a direct impact on these specific groups. The Federal Reserve's main function is to manage the nation's monetary policy and provide financial services to the U.S. government, it does not have a direct impact on specific industries or groups.

 

Boom.

 

Fox News's willingness to send people to the cornfield is fascinating - I wonder if their viewers notice that the Schlapps haven't been on the network in weeks.

 

When I was in Marquette in the early 80s Panax sold its UP papers to Thomsen, who I’m sure our Canadian friends are familiar with
They sent in a group of execs we called the three-piecers, who rummaged around and came back to tell each department head they had X more people than a unit of its circulation was supposed to have and there had to be immediate layoffs

 

If you watch Fox it’s like the California shootings and the Memphis police killing didn’t happen

 

This is what happens when you stare directly at an eclipse.

 

I am, and we are seriously considering making students write essays by hand in class.