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- After we are gone, society will likely remember Perfect Strangers far more than they will remember us and our accomplishments. 1 week ago
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- Like most of the rest of you, I will celebrate The Avengers in the only way I know how: I'm going to sleep. AVENGE ME, PILLOW. 2 weeks ago
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My Homework Assignment
Posted on November 1, 2009 | No CommentsStratFor recently asked it's readers "What would be the thrust of U.S. foreign policy today if the 9/11 attacks had never occurred?" For a week, I wrote. And this blog was informally born.
U.S. Social/Family History
Posted on October 26, 2009 | No CommentsPart of the MST3K Education series. Using Joel and the 'bots to talk about the change in American culture during the post-WWII period. Who says you can't learn from sarcastic puppets?
Televised News is Useless
Posted on October 18, 2009 | 3 CommentsI get my televised news from Comedy Central: not because it provides fair and balanced reporting, but rather because it reveals a lack of intellectual consistency among members of the media.
Exploring Long-Term Thinking
Posted on March 2, 2009 | 1 CommentThe Long Now Foundation is dedicated to long-term thinking. Ten years is a ninth of your life. It feels like a long time because, personally speaking, it is. But measured against the time-span of the species, it’s tiny.