My own guess is that the economy cars look alike because of technology. I moved to
Ireland in 1992, before the economy boomed, and there was (to me anyway) a startling
homogeneity among the mostly small, cheap cars. All small and boxy. In the last
decade, the Irish economy has boomed,
I don't know what the term neoconservative means
This one is easy. Irving Kristol defined a neo-conservative as a liberal who had been
mugged.
Bill Sjostrom
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My own guess is that the economy cars look alike
because of technology.
I asked a former GM engineer with 40 years at the
company if there was any engineering reason why all
compact cars look the same, even between
manufacturers. He couldn't think of any. Granted
Holy entropy! It's boiling! --G. Gamow
Here's a couple interesting passages from Mario
Bunge's Chalratanism in Academia. I am hoping to
generate interesting replies--any will be welcome.
The ALL CAPS lines are my emphasis.
To paraphrase Groucho Marx: the trademark of modern
culture is
