Politics on Monday, a basketball final on Tuesday, water ice inside a lunar crater on Wednesday. Don Cox ran this as a clipping service, and the range is genuinely wide rather than a narrow subject pretending to be broad.
The consumer stories are the ones that hold up. Excessive mercury found in a named set of products. Bank customers still confused about what overdraft protection actually costs them. A single pill combining several treatments that could cut heart attacks and strokes.
A short relationship run sits among the headlines, on what somebody's social profile quietly tells you about them and how to recognise a person with no intention of marrying anybody.
The marketing posts are few and general, on spreading something widely and on tactics for a coming year.
Twenty seven posts, nearly all reposted from elsewhere with a line of his own attached. Read it as a snapshot of what one person thought worth passing on, and expect no argument to develop across it.