We’d Like Our Leaders To Bring Us a Sane Energy Policy — But There’s a Catch
It’s the 52nd anniversary of the publication of Catch-22, Joseph Heller’s brilliantly satirical anti-war novel. The story revolves around a bomber pilot who tries to get himself dismissed from World War II by virtue of insanity, but encounters a regulation stipulating that only sane people ask to be removed from areas of danger. Thus the phrase “Catch-22” has come to mean any dilemma that resists solution due to the nature of the dilemma itself. (more…)
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