I never suffered under that particular assumption. But I did assume that people who lacked that basic understanding would have the good sense not to make assertions that broadcast their ignorance to the entire world.
I never suffered under that particular assumption. But I did assume that people who lacked that basic understanding would have the good sense not to make assertions that broadcast their ignorance to the entire world.
I’m not so sure about what Gandhi said here. It seems like history features waves of good and evil leaders, yet perhaps the metaphor of the pendulum that oscillates between two extremes is better. Ancient Rome had a great number …
Re: my post of scientists’ logos, a reader says, “I really don’t know the three that are above Borlaug.” They’re three 20th Century quantum physicists.
This is a little esoteric, and definitely off-topic, but I thought it was cool. I had to look up Norman Borlaug. He was an American agronomist who led initiatives worldwide that contributed to the extensive increases in agricultural production termed …
What a terrible shame. Betrayal is such a sad affair. Just kidding. What do you say to someone who is so stupid?
Yesterday, a (sarcastic) reader asked: If we all lived in mud huts for 103 years would it put the ice back? Today, she went “back for seconds”: What’s wrong with mud huts? Humanity survived millions of years in them. Aren’t …
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His political opponents are making life very tough for Biden, but it’s quite clear that, by the time he leaves office, he will have accomplished a great deal on behalf of the common American.
Conservative intellectuals like George Will were a hard sell on Trump from the beginning. They saw that this package of lies, racism, and buffoonery was a catastrophe in the making, causing some, like Will himself, to leave the Republican party …
After a Horrifying Experience for America, Trump Is on His Way Out Read More »