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Monthly Archives: August 2007
The Trick of Leadership
Followers are rare. A good follower would say: “That is a great idea!” I will help you. I’ve seen people say “That is a great idea!” Go do it. So you go do it and they don’t even bother to … Continue reading
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Dichotomies in thinking all abound
Like a pinball machine laws bounce round and round. Schools teach agreement, but none agree. The law is right, but it is wrong. Dichotomies in thinking all abound. Like matter and antimatter are the laws of the land. Few know … Continue reading
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No killing is ever correct.
Read my lips! Killing a fellow human is never correct. Some may die as the result of self-defense (of self, others or a nation), but the deliberate killing of humans is NEVER correct. Contrast Iraqi invasion I to Iraq invasion … Continue reading
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Is a lie about a lie the truth?
When is a lie about a lie the truth? Answer: When the enemy of your enemy is your friend
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What is Utopia?
Theory: The ideal society has maximized happiness and minimized suffering. Disproving this theory is simple. Just find one example where this is not true. Find one exception! You probably cannot. So, then, what is happiness? Theory: 1.) Happiness is the … Continue reading
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Presidental Candidate Mike Gravel’s Quotes on Crime
On Crime: More jails don’t cut crime–must address poverty instead Russell G. Oswald, Commission of Corrections of NY State, pinpointed the problem: “Society has done damn little in ending poverty illiteracy that provide the seeds of unrest and problems that … Continue reading
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How to pick a President: Look at their guiding principles!
A good candidate should only support the passage of bills that benefit ALL the people. A good candidate should not support a bill that is only supported by a thin majority of Senators or Representatives. Certainly a good candidate should … Continue reading
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How to pick a President: Look at their quotes!
You can look at these quotes and form your own opinions. “I’m going to try to see if I can remember as much to make it sound like I’m smart on the subject.” –George W. Bush, answering a question about … Continue reading
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Calibration of People
Some people will want you to explain everything back to the level of quarks. If you try to make your explanation too basic, you run into theory. For example, it’s a fact that the sky is blue. However, some people … Continue reading
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Safegarding Electronic Votes
LBJ supposedly stuffed many ballot boxes with paper ballots. I think electronic safeguards are possible with CDC’s, dedicated lines, encryption, etc. Perhaps people could take the status of their voting system on a memory stick. Then there would be millions … Continue reading
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