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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Dr. Robert Epstein: McCain, Obama, and Some Painful Truths About Aging
the highest mental age we can achieve is fifteen and a half
Gekko: How Reality Trumped My Sequel – The Daily Beast
Anyone want to see a movie about credit default swaps?
Lots of books about English. – By Christine Kenneally – Slate Magazine
English is a dizzying and manifold thing
James Carville and Paul Begala: Let the Blame Game Begin
What does it mean to be a Republican? Do Republicans support laissez-faire or nationalized banking? Do Republicans support a balanced budget or half-trillion-dollar deficits? Do Republicans want a ‘humble foreign policy’ like George W. Bush, or preventive war against countries … Continue reading
The Reckoning – Struggling to Keep Up as the Crisis Raced On – Series – NYTimes.com
Ten years from now no one is going to say that this crisis was brought about because Lehman Brothers went down.
ENIGMA’S SECRET TWIN
Bodyguard of lies
Not to Complicate Matters, but … – ChronicleReview.com
The new devotion to complexity gives carte blanche to even the most trivial scholarly enterprise. If you can’t dazzle ‘em with brilliance, baffle ‘em with a serving of Dr. Frankfurt’s finest.
Declarations – WSJ.com
Conservatives and Republicans, on the other hand, continue to battle it out: Was her choice a success or a disaster? And if one holds negative views, should one say so? For conservatives in general, but certainly for writers, the answer … Continue reading