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Applying Basic Economics to Global Politics in the Year 2009

Posted by Josh in August 24th, 2008  
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photo credit: Azalea Long
Check out this quote in the September 2008 edition of National Geographic in the Letters Section. He is writing in response to last month’s amazing feature about China:
In 1998 I was a 19-year-old student in Hangzhou, China. The doors were “open,” but no one really had come through them [...]

The Death of the Will to Power and the Next Great Awakening

Posted by Josh in July 11th, 2008  
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In 1882, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote a paragraph and murdered religion.  Sure, it was a slow death but a death it was.  He wrote:
God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers? What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet [...]

I’ve Got a Tongue That Reaches Across the Country and My Saliva is Filled with Atrazine

Posted by Josh in April 1st, 2008  
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The quality of food I eat is important to me. Three years ago, my wife and I made a decision to cut all foods out of our diets that contain High Fructose Corn Syrup. That shit is of the devil and is a poisonous scourge on the land. A year or so [...]

Reaction to Ron Paul’s Alleged Racism, The Bullshit Reason Behind Warner Going Blu-Ray, and the Three Arses Who Are Suing Microsoft Over XBox Live

Posted by Josh in January 19th, 2008  
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So apparently, Ron Paul’s a racist (hat tip to Infidel753).  At least that’s what the smear meisters out there want us all to believe.  Paul was editor of a newsletter back in the late 80s that had some morally questionable viewpoints espoused.  Here’s the thing–Paul didn’t write the articles himself, at least none that I’ve [...]

Unicellular Living: On the Bodies Exhibit in Columbus

Posted by Josh in November 19th, 2007  
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I knew this kid when I was growing up, his father was a taxidermist and he stuffed all the family pets when they died. They had five or six stuffed dogs, a couple cats and a turtle. I remember being completely creeped out seeing these glass-eyed former Rovers and Dixies and Buttercups, but [...]

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