Keith Addison wrote:
A Natural History of Peace
By Robert M. Sapolsky
From Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006
What an interesting article! Thanks, Keith!
You're welcome Robert, I'm glad you liked it. The link worked fine
for me, by the way. Here's another version, from
Hello Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
(Uberpatriots and Jingoism)
Rather noticeable, yes. Different forums have different cultures.
But I'm baffled by people who can't get along here. This is a VERY
diverse place, yet among the regular contributors there seems to be a
degree of respect
Leave them in front. Left Behind, aarghh! LOL! I wouldn't say more
docile though, after all a docile populace is the ideal of our noble
leaders, uh, rulers, and captains of industry and commerce, it makes
it so much easier to manufacture our consent. Make it less aggressive
rather. Aggressive
Keith, now the whole thing again but this time w/ MLA citations, plz.
J/k, of course.
For the Foreign Affairs piece? Sorry, you'll have to take that up
with them. If you want to discuss the content maybe I'd do that,
might not find the time though, it's few right now.
Best
Keith
Keith Addison wrote:
A Natural History of Peace
By Robert M. Sapolsky
From Foreign Affairs, January/February 2006
What an interesting article! Thanks, Keith!
It appears that what we need is a selective bottleneck to eliminate
the knuckle draggers from among us and
Hi Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
Anyway, I guess this is the kind of person you'd be voting against,
and you'd probably lose, yet again. This guy just applied to join the
list:
Which sounds like he doesn't vote for the Oil Party, but it turns out
he does. Before he got accepted he had a
As a member of the Flying Spaghetti Monster Church,
http://www.venganza.org/ I am shocked, appalled and outraged
at [ ] and [ ]. All I can say is my God is the
one true God, and no set of tongs, pasta bowl nor meatballs will save
you when he/she/it decides
to return to
Stop bashing Jingo. I don't care what you say, but just leave The
Beatles out of it.
Maybe he wasn't the best-looking Beatle but to say he has a very ugly
head is plain mean.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
Anyway, I guess this is the kind of person you'd be voting
Uh, are those baked nonbelievers organic or just USDA certified?
As a member of the Flying Spaghetti Monster Church,
http://www.venganza.org/ I am shocked, appalled and outraged
at [ ] and [ ]. All I can say is my God is the
one true God, and no set of tongs, pasta bowl
My girlfriend says that everyone associated w/ BD is certified, or
should be...
Keith Addison wrote:
Uh, are those baked nonbelievers organic or just USDA certified?
As a member of the Flying Spaghetti Monster Church,
http://www.venganza.org/ I am shocked, appalled and outraged
at [
Keith Addison wrote:
(Uberpatriots and Jingoism)
Rather noticeable, yes. Different forums have different cultures.
But I'm baffled by people who can't get along here. This is a VERY
diverse place, yet among the regular contributors there seems to be a
degree of respect that I seldom
robert luis rabello wrote:
Snip
Surely there ARE some differences. I think George Orwell had it
right (though his timing was off by a few years) and Josef Goebbels
would be quite comfortable in the current administration. That
wouldn't have been the case 40 years ago.
Actually
Joe Street wrote:
Actually I would argue that Aldous Huxley was closer to the mark. It's
easier to control people with soma than brute force. Keep them asleep
and numbed with warm fuzzy patriotic feelings and mostly distracted with
useless information, propaganda and flashy
Good thing I'm not planning on getting old!
robert luis rabello wrote:
Joe Street wrote:
Actually I would argue that Aldous Huxley was closer to the mark. It's
easier to control people with soma than brute force. Keep them asleep
and numbed with warm fuzzy patriotic
hows this:
George h w bush (don't worry,be happy...) is to brave new world as
George bush (terror, terror, terror) is to 1984
robert luis rabello wrote:
Joe Street wrote:
Actually I would argue that Aldous Huxley was closer to the mark. It's
easier to control people with soma than
Flashback. SAT's
bob allen wrote:
hows this:
George h w bush (don't worry,be happy...) is to brave new world as
George bush (terror, terror, terror) is to 1984
robert luis rabello wrote:
Joe Street wrote:
Actually I would argue that Aldous Huxley was closer to the mark. It's
Hello Robert
snip
Life for humans and pre-humans too has always been far more a
cooperative venture. Yes, all abuses are old, but to ascribe to them
a major and continuing role in our social development is a Victorian
idea and it's quite easily debunked. It's yet another out-of-place
Keith, now the whole thing again but this time w/ MLA citations, plz.
J/k, of course.
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Hello Gustl, ES and all
This is what Chomsky says about Tweedledum and Tweedledee:
It has often been pointed out by political scientists that the US is
basically a one-party state -- the business party, with two
factions, Democrats and Republicans. Most of the population seems to
agree. A
Evergreen Solutions wrote:
I mean, let's look at NCLB, which is...tada, MORE REGULATION, and NO MONEY to
support it.
Lol, the NCLB is the bane of my existence, so was EDUCATE 2000, the
precursor to it...which was really worse imo with it's CSO's and crap,
which really was a Clinton
I don't doubt that, but you must admit the GOP hauls it out and waved it
around like it's something to be proud of.
Well, they did...I don't figure it'll get re-upped the next time it
comes around. It's difficult to create a federal standard for spending
federal moneys, which is
Keith Addison wrote:
Anyway, I guess this is the kind of person you'd be voting against,
and you'd probably lose, yet again. This guy just applied to join the
list:
Which sounds like he doesn't vote for the Oil Party, but it turns out
he does. Before he got accepted he had a look at some
[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent:
Friday, March 24, 2006 9:22 PMSubject: Re: [Biofuel] Fw: How To
Steal an Election KEITH! Finally. Someone else has said it...
But Kerry, and Gore before him, would only have meant business as
usual anyway,different band, same old song
Hallo ,
Friday, 24 March, 2006, 22:22:53, you wrote:
ES KEITH!
ES Finally. Someone else has said it...
ES But Kerry, and Gore before him, would only have meant business as
ES usual anyway,different band, same old song, everybody hates it. Don't
ES you have any rock'n'roll?
ES While I certainly
Why not? Well, I'll tell you the one, single, solitary reason I
classify myself as one of those dirty republicans...but I tell you I'm
so close to the fence it's amazing.
That reason is that I want power locally, in the hands of small, local
government, local voters, and local business. I'm not
Hallo,
When folks start chopping up mails to answer them it leaves a lot to
be desired. Pulling things out of context, omitting things, changing
meanings in the middle of the game. Sounds very like how organized
religion works.
Saturday, 25 March, 2006, 13:59:08, you wrote:
ES Why not?
I apologize for not taking the time to consult the character map for
the S set, having spent significant time in Bayern myself I tend to
drop these things, as well as umlauts in lieu of e's.
Beyond that, I did not respond in a hostile fashion, and was responded
to as such, so I will cease
Hallo,
Saturday, 25 March, 2006, 17:43:30, you wrote:
ES I apologize for not taking the time to consult the character map for
ES the S set, having spent significant time in Bayern myself I tend to
ES drop these things, as well as umlauts in lieu of e's.
ES Beyond that, I did not respond in a
Ok, I know I shouldn't, but I'll bite...how can you be a pro-education
Republican?
I mean, let's look at NCLB, which is...tada, MORE REGULATION, and NO MONEY to
support it.
Isn't that the anithesis of Republicanism?
And I can't think of a party that's done more to gut education funding, and
I mean, let's look at NCLB, which is...tada, MORE REGULATION, and NO MONEY to
support it.
Lol, the NCLB is the bane of my existence, so was EDUCATE 2000, the
precursor to it...which was really worse imo with it's CSO's and crap,
which really was a Clinton administration folly...but really
Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of the open-source, publicly moderated type systems, however...I'll point out some flaws...First off, the wide reaching level of conspiracy you're suggesting with the idea that he rigged the vote would in NO WAY be challenged by any of these mechanisms...the only
be the real count with the machine being the preliminary count. Just a thought.
Tom Irwin
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Don't get me wrong,
Tom Irwin wrote:
Hi All,
Although I tend to enbrace technology when it helps, what is the problem with
giving each person a paper copy of their own vote.
It's a great idea!
When I sell my vote, I'll have
a receipt, so I can get paid
easily!
Just in case anyone cares,
poll receipts
On a side note;
How it's done!
http://www.syngress.com/catalog/?pid=3100
A good read.
In fact, I've really enjoyed all of
Syngress publishing's cyberfiction.
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would be the real count with the machine being the
preliminary count. Just a thought.
Tom Irwin
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Sent: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 13:24:20 -0300
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Fw: How To Steal an Election
Don't get me wrong, I'm
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count as part of the voting process. This count would be the real count with the
machine being the preliminary count. Just a thought.
Tom Irwin
From: Evergreen Solutions
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KEITH!
Finally. Someone else has said it...
But Kerry, and Gore before him, would only have meant business as
usual anyway,different band, same old song, everybody hates it. Don't
you have any rock'n'roll?
While I certainly don't advocate *not* voting, I'm glad someone has
pointed out that
.
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said it... But Kerry, and Gore before him, would only have meant business
as usual
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