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Arrival was a lovely film... but what why the central role of TIME
TRAVEL in the storyline? I mean, it worked as an editorial style... or
did it? Did it really work? Was the Joe Walker recut any better than the
original cut? That message from General Shang head of the Chinese
military? I was okay with it at the time, or was I? The ending was very
much like a recapping of things that have already
...this film never happened, what you're about to see isn't a trailer,
it's the best section from a 2014 nine-minute Proof of Concept piece
from director David Weinstein mostly showing off the animation/fx skills
of co-partner Adam Coggins. The acting, meh. The direction, meh. The
creature, m'yeah! It was called ENVOY and in my book that means a
messenger or representative, especially one on a di
yeah, here's Demo Man updating (very competently and concisely) the
visual-upgrade features in the long-arriving 2.6 alpha version of
so-called MMO Star Citizen. Roll on 2017 when alpha version 3.0 is
promised...
STAR CITIZEN , is it a singleplayer with an optional sandbox, or is it a
sandbox with scripted missions? You'all have read my first and most
recent Star Citizen post entitled DOORS where I went into gruesome
detail about how to salvage some multiplayer usability from the product
SC's sold itself as. But what really is it? This game? What is its
user-end experience? SC's universe is being rendered
INDIVIDUAL : (n) a separate universe that sometimes brushes up against a
neighbouring universe . Some would argue that we're all one, just a
vapid reflection of a greater whole. Some say we can come together, as
this one, and it'll all be better. Some say VOTE for this party, VOTE
for that party, Elect a Leader... This is a Free Planet - at least
that's the basis of my contention - and we technic
...inhaling. ...exhaling. ...very deeply. Brown paper bag. Trying not
to feint. Trying to keep a grip. "When I first heard about this
live-action version, I was like 'meh'... now, I'm like GIMMEH."
New in Greg Mankiw's Blog
From my friend and colleague George Borjas .
I
did not support Mr. Trump, but now that he is our President-elect, I
wish him well. To my many friends who are now freaking out, I encourage
you to take a deep breath and calm down. Our political and economic
system is more robust than you sometimes give it credit for being.
Earlier this year, I wrote : People often ask me whether it is
frustrating to work in Washington, noting how hard it is to
In
a Times column back in July, I noted that the Brexit vote was strongly
correlated with education. The recent presidential election shows the
same pattern: "College graduates backed Clinton by a 9-point margin
(52%-43%), while those without a college degree backed Trump 52%-44%."
The graph below shows that it is unusual for the more educated and less
educated to be in such substantial disagreeme
Click here to watch me interview Ed Conard about his new book, The
Upside of Inequality: How Good Intentions Undermine the Middle Class for
C-SPAN Book TV’s “After Words.”
You can hear my interview with Frank Conway over at the Economic Rockstar website .
New in Home Nature Report
Here's a round-up of the stars that now form a bright constellation
around Jill and Ajamu - and what they have to say: 1.) Dr. Cornel West
"I wholeheartedly support Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka. And I’m writing
to you today to let you know, they have my endorsement - and I know they
have your support as well." 2.) Chris Hedges "It is imperative that you
join me in contributing to the Stein/Baraka
New in killing Mother
With the Electoral College U.S. Presidential win by Donald J. Trump,
self-proclaimed racist, xenophobe, misogynist, scientific skeptic and
assaulter of women, the majority of people in the United States woke up
on 11/9/2016 in a state of shock, bewilderment and despair. Trump's
proposed agenda [of stepped-up corporate welfare, dramatic tax cuts for
the 1% (who are already not paying their fair sh
New in LILITH NEWS
Finansdepartementet jobber kontinuerlig med å gjøre nordmenns
privatøkonomi bedre. De er til stadighet ute i media og foreslår nye
lover og regler som skal regulere […] The post Lån uten sikkerhet og
lovdata appeared first on Lilithnews.com .
Avida Finans er en svenskeid bank som har etablert virksomheten sin i
Sverige, Finland og Norge. Bedriften har helt siden 1985 drevet ulike
former for […] The post Avida Finans – fleksibelt forbrukslån appeared
first on Lilithnews.com .
Økonomi er en svært viktig del av hverdagen til de fleste, og slettes
ikke alle har like god kontroll på økonomien som de kanskje burde […]
The post 10 økonomiske ord og uttrykk appeared first on Lilithnews.com .
New in Manifesto Joe's Texas Blues
By
Manifesto Joe One thing I've learned in 60-plus years on this planet is
that political ideology is not the measure of a person. As a veteran
blogger, I've personally known right-wingers who are stand-up folks, and
lefties who aren't worth their own shit. And trying to change someone's
mind on politics is like trying to change their religion. It tends to
be a cognitive thing that one learns from
New in Middle Class Political Economist
As
I explained last week , Donald Trump was elected to the Presidency
despite having fewer votes than Hillary Clinton. She has already set a
record for the biggest popular vote victory despite losing the Electoral
College; according to CNN , she now (11/17/16 5:00am EST) leads by
about 1,045,000 votes, roughly twice the margin of Al Gore's victory
over George W. Bush in 2000. This equates to 0.8%
Yesterday,
a non-plurality of the voters chose a new President. Just like in 2000,
the Electoral College is not going to the candidate with the most
votes. As this new President has also shown himself to not share our
democratic ideals, I find it difficult to have much respect for him.
Indeed, I am considering not calling him by his name, ever. But perhaps I
am just reacting out of the immediate s
For
the second time in just 16 years, the new President is actually the
loser of the national popular vote (click on "Popular Vote"). This is
the fifth time this has happened in U.S. history; the last time it
happened prior to 2000 was in 1888. As children, we were all taught to
believe in democracy and majority (or as we later learned, sometimes
just plurality) rule. But with the way that rural a
New in Middle East Today
Egypt recently requested a $12,000,000,000 USD loan from the
International Monetary Fund to be paid back in three years. On November
11, 2016, the request was approved, and the first payment to Egypt,
totaling $2.75 USD, will be delivered on November 15, 2016. Furthermore,
the Egyptian government has already implemented the conditions imposed
by the bank. These conditions include floating the Egy
New in Morton's Musings
Lizotte v. Aviva Insurance Company of Canada, 2016 SCC 52: Litigation
privilege is a common law rule that gives rise to an immunity from
disclosure for documents and communications whose dominant purpose is
preparation for litigation. This privilege has sometimes been confused
with solicitor‑client privilege, both at common law and in Quebec law.
However, since Blank v. Canada (Minister of Justic
It's then end of a criminal trial and you have been convicted. The
judge gave a sentence and you don't think it's fair. Can you appeal and
get a different sentence? Maybe. If you want a lower sentence you must
convince the appeal court that the sentence is "unfit" or unreasonable.
Judges have a wide discretion in sentencing; It is not good enough for
you to believe that the judge made just any ki
Mennillo v. Intramodal inc, 2016 SCC 51: There are two elements of an
oppression claim. The claimant must first identify the expectations that
he or she claims have been violated and establish that the expectations
were reasonably held. Then the claimant must show that those reasonable
expectations were violated by conduct falling within the statutory
terms, that is, conduct that was oppressive,
R. v. Clause, 2016 ONCA 859: [81] Collusion can arise both from a
deliberate agreement to concoct evidence, as well as from communication
among witnesses that can have the effect, whether consciously or
unconsciously, of colouring and tailoring their descriptions of the
impugned events: R. v. B. (C.) (2003), 167 O.A.C. 264, [2003] O.J. No.
11 (C.A.), at para. 40. As this court noted in R. v. F.(J
1100997 Ontario Limited v. North Elgin Centre Inc., 2016 ONCA 848: [19]
A cause of action is "a factual situation the existence of which
entitles one person to obtain from the court a remedy against another
person": Letang v. Cooper , [1965] 1 Q.B. 232 (C.A.), at pp. 242-43, as
adopted by this court in July v. Neal (1986), 57 O.R. (2d) 129 (C.A.),
at para. 23. [20] In Morden & Perell, The Law of
One important component of sexual assault law is consent. Any sexual
touching requires that both parties give their consent or voluntarily
agree. It can only be given by the persons involved and not by a third
party. The relevant time period for determining whether a person
consented or not is at the time of sexual contact. Consent is determined
by reference to that person's state of mind towards
New in New Orleans Ladder
Homes bought out in Bayou Corne sinkhole disaster provide place for tornado victims ~David Mitchell, The Advocate
The veins of America: Stunning map shows every river basin in the US ~
Daily Mail Created by Imgur user Fejetlenfej , a geographer and GIS
analyst with a ‘lifelong passion for beautiful maps,’ it highlights the
massive expanse of river basins across the country – in particular,
those which feed the Mississippi River, in pink
Study says New Orleans will see one of the highest levels of sea level rise in the world ~Bob Marshall, The Lens
Consider The Alligator II: Big Changes Come To Louisiana’s Gator Ranching Industry ~Scrumptious Chef
Attorneys in BP settlement will divide $555.2 million, modest compared to similar cases, judge says~ The Advocate
New in News Center PK
By acting upon the old policy of divide and rule, US-led cabal of
Israel and India are razing the Muslim unity to obtain their secret
designs against the Islamic World. As part of the double game, secret
agencies agencies-American CIA, Indian RAW and Israeli Mossad are using
various terrorist outfits such as the Islamic State … US-led Cabal to
Raze the Muslim Unity is a post from News Center Pk .
Waging a prolonged war in Afghanistan, the US and other NATO countries
have realized that after the withdrawal of foreign troops, Afghanistan
would be thrown in an era of uncertainly and civil war. They realize the
fact that there is a co-relationship of terrorism or stability in
Pakistan and Afghanistan. Therefore, US-led developed nations which …
Who are Sabotaging Pak-Afghan Relations? is a po
New in News From Atlantis.
In October 2011 I started the Knowledge Is Power Forum . In the 5 years
since it began, it attracted 96 users, 57 of whom posted (39 just
lurked), with 44 getting involved in debate (13 posted once only). The
Forum gained 499 unique topics, with a total of 1757 posts. These
figures are right, as of the time of writing. In addition to the figures
above, the Forum attracted a poster who flooded it
Today in 1917, the Jewish politician, Balfour, issued his infamous
Declaration, giving the land of Palestine to his fellow Jews. Balfour
was not a Palestinian, he did not live in Palestine, but all the same,
he felt that as a person of Jewish heritage, working for the
contemptible Imperial government of Britain, he had the right to
interfere in the lives of people living many miles from the UK. T
New in Not Quite Unhinged
The
problem created by the election of Donald Trump to the Presidency of
the United States of America, is not the fault of the Electoral College,
Hillary Clinton, President Obama, the Democrats or Jon Stewart. It is
the fault of the electorate. It is not the fault of neo-liberalism,
political correctness or the news media. It is the fault of the
electorate. Yes Hillary Clinton received a
How
does one process the 2016 US Presidential Election? For those that saw
Donald Trump for the narcissistic, misogynistic, racist, thin-skinned
bully he is, the fact that he is the President of the United States is
logic defying. Those that supported Donald Trump were somehow willfully
blind to the fact that there is not one single redeeming personality
trait or feature to that man. There is no
New in Our Manmade Disasters
STOP Hillary from stealing the presidency. Please sign up. Your little
voice together with millions of little voices all over America and the
world, will snowball into 1 giant tsunami VOICE, the ruling elites just
simply cannot ignore. Christiantimesnewspaper.com - Breaking-ICE
agents-arrest-illegal-immigrants-in-several-states-attempting-to-cast-votes/
With over 5 billion email accounts, 1% amou
What does Hillary's "stronger together", really mean? I, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, wishes to thank U, the useful idiots who voted and worked
their butts out, to get me elected to Office. stronger together means
votes I get, thru means foul & bold, at the expense of the OTHER
smearing, scheming, cheating & lying, I beat Trump like no other
groaning, moaning, rather be dead, the loser'll wish, sooner
Federico Freddy Cardella Wilmington, NC, United States WATCH THIS FBI
THING: SHE"S THE ARCH WITCH & SUPREME MANIPULATOR THUS FAR. But I
don't think she will succeed this time. She's scheming again- plotting
to undo the weighty letter & findings that FBI Director Jim Comey
has just formerly sent to the people's CONGRESS... As usual and on cue,
Hillary is trying to flip this thing around with FBI.
New in Paying attention
Have we met? You look familiar The New Yorker ran a fascinating story
about “super-recognizers,” focusing on a small Scotland Yard team whose
skills let them identify suspects among hundreds of faces in the
murkiest surveillance videos. And it included a link to the Cambridge
Face Memory Test , one of the tools used to assess officers’ ability to
recognize faces. The test is about 20 minutes. At
I
confess to despair watching the U.S. election results last night. I
turned off the television before 9:30 p.m., knowing Donald Trump would
win but thinking I'd sleep better if there was the faint hope of a
different outcome. (I didn't.) My partner refused to watch any of the
coverage, choosing to work and play accordion while instructing me not
to share any information. I'm not usually deeply in
I
wrote about information inequality for The Tyee this week, looking at
what's happening as traditional news media fade to black and new
business models emerge based on providing high-value information to
people and organizations that can pay high prices. You can read it here .
As part of the research I went through Postmedia's financial report on
the last fiscal year, released last week. It was g
New in Pesticide Action Network
Like other public interest and social justice groups across the
country, we're wrestling with exactly what the recent election means for
our work going forward. This will take some time to sort, but one thing
is already crystal clear: our efforts will be more challenging — and
more critical — than ever before. We're ready . There are already deeply
disturbing signals from the incoming administrat
Amidst the election turmoil of the last few weeks, the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) quietly approved more harmful
pesticide products for use with genetically engineered (GE) seeds. EPA
put Dow's "Enlist Duo" cocktail of glyphosate and 2,4-D back on the
market, after pulling it off just a year ago due to widespread concern .
The agency also gave a green light to Monsanto's new formul
In late September, California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation
(DPR) released a draft plan for protecting schoolchildren in
agricultural communities from drift-prone, health-harming pesticides.
The agency's proposed pesticide use rules don't do nearly enough —
luckily, some farmers are already doing much more. In brief, these are
the proposed new rules: Prohibit drift-prone pesticide applicat
Does glyphosate cause cancer? That's the question Monsanto is
desperately trying to prevent the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) from answering. With governments around the globe recently divided
on how to regulate glyphosate, Monsanto’s spin machine is in overdrive
trying to discredit anyone who suggests their biggest moneymaker is
toxic to human health. Its latest target is EPA, which
This is a very different post-election blog than the one I planned to
write. I was going to call the new president's attention to the
political importance of food and farming, highlighting the fact that how
we grow our food directly impacts the health of our families, the
well-being of our communities and the future of our planet. All of that
is still true, but the political winds have dramatical
In early October, thousands of concerned community members across the
country joined PAN, Toxic Taters, Corporate Accountability International
(CAI) and other allies to participate in the “Farm to Family: Pesticide
Free” National Week of Action. The goal of the seven days of
concentrated activity was to make an invisible problem visible, and
stand with rural communities in potato-growing country
New in Philosophical Comment
Our practical philosophy group at the Department of Philosophy,
Linguistics and Theory of Science at the University of Gothenburg is
hiring. We are presently seeking one or several senior lecturers in
practical philosophy. This subjects includes all aspects of philosophy
relating to human action and social practices, such as applied and
general normative ethics, ditto political philosophy and phi
Just a little heads-up that a few days ago I submitted a new article
for a coming special issue on the ethics of risk, and has made the
"preprint" (my msubmitted manuscript before peer review and editing)
available for free reading and download. The article critically assesses
the notion of basing an ethics of risk on the core assumption of
"defeasible" basic individual moral rights against being
New in ProgressiveIslam.Org
When it comes to weigh the beauty of someone’s face, the very first
feature that you must think of at the get go is definitely the nose,
which is the centric and probably the pivotal part of human of face that
influences the facial beauty to great extent. And when it comes to the
beauty of the nasal structure, the pointed tip and sharp nose is of
course everyone’s majestic imagination. But not ev
It’s the nose, which plays the cupid between Grecian sculpture and
flawlessness of a human face. Hence, the beauty of the nose influences
the overall beauty of a face to great extent undoubtedly. Round or oval,
whatever facial structure you have, the sharp and pointed nose is the
best implication, which is a wow addition to any ordinary face no doubt.
But not everyone is blessed with such beautif
The famous saying that the beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder is
true undoubtedly. But if you are not that much happy with your overall
appearance, and especially there is some great flaw in your face, which
stops you from knocking everyone
New in Real History Blog
I
think we need a new constitution. There is so much that is simply
antiquated and outdated. For one, when the "two Senators per state" rule
was created, the states were smaller and closer together. I think
California deserves four Senators. The electoral college was a good idea
and is actually designed to prevent a madman from getting elected. But
what if the guy isn't perceived by enough
New in Screw You Guys, I'm Going Home
While
four more states legalized marijuana for recreational use and four
passed medical marijuana laws, meaning a majority of states now have
some form of legal marijuana, it looks like the Trump administration may
step up enforcement on the federal level. What does this mean for
workers who need marijuana for disabilities? Nothing good. So far, seven
states have passed laws banning discrimination
Well,
Donald Trump is our President-elect. He has made a cascade of promises
throughout the campaign, and many of them will affect the workplace.
First up will be the repeal of the Affordable Care Act. That seems to be
Republican priority number one. With control of the House, the Senate,
the Presidency and soon the Supreme Court, they will get to do whatever
they want for at least two years. So t
People
look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them that there are multiple
cases saying a noose at work does not equal actionable race
discrimination. Well, here's another one . This case was shocking even
to me because coworkers testified that there had been multiple instances
of nooses hung in this workplace. Plus, the employee claimed other
instances of being treated differently than non-black e
So
Facebook came out with a yuge announcement that it has a brand new
social platform in beta testing called "Facebook At Work." I know, huh? I
gasped when I saw this announcement and if you've been doing employment
law as long as I have (since dinosaurs roamed), you probably gasped
too. What the heck is Facebook thinking? Well, I know what they're
thinking. They're thinking $$$$$. I'm thinking po
New in Syria Comment
By Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi Emblem of Kata’ib Humat al-Diyar, featuring
Syria as the main part of the emblem and the group’s name beneath it.
The predominantly Druze province of Suwayda’ in southern Syria has a
variety of militia factions, some of which lean more third-way and
reformist from within (most notably the Rijal al-Karama movement) and
others of a more Assad regime loyalist orientation. K
China’s Interests in Syria and the Middle East By Dr. Christina Lin
Syria Comment – November 13, 2016 Interview with Dr. Christina Lin about
China’s view of Syria, ISIS, Ughurs and Turkey What is China’s
motivation for a greater involvement in Syria, considering that many
Uighur fighters seem to be going to Syria, with the goal of making a new
permanent home for themselves, and thus not returning
Anjem Choudhary, 49, founder of Sharia4UK convicted for supporting the
Islamic State. @tamhussein Recently, Anjem Choudhary, 49, and Mizanur
Rahman, 33, were imprisoned for their active support of the Islamic
State. Choudhary’s imprisonment ends, for a small period at least, his
decade plus history of agitation in the UK. Whilst the British press
lapped up his colourful and extreme pronouncements
New in The Earth and Man: Setting the Stage
[This is an article I originally wrote for Newsblaze.com back in June
2009, and I have since referenced it many times on the internet, most
recently in my September 6th post here, "Undirected Evolution: The False
Religious Dogma Strangling Science" . I wrote it in an "entertaining"
style, for Newsblaze's broad, lay audience.] I don't know where you
stand, dear reader, on the subject of whether or
The wuwt site has a post on "Science is in deep trouble...", concerning
the sorry consensus-defending state of peer-review and the wider
world's mistaken reliance on it as the arbiter of scientific truth. One
comment questioned the post, by falsely questioning the author's (Donna
Laframboise, I think) qualifications, not her points; I consider that
avoidance behavior, and my response is: The syst
New in The Ergosphere
I
need some video of an above-ground nuclear test, shot from the ground,
with no watermarks and the original sound with no music or voice-overs.
Everything I can find has some problem or other, and the original
versions are buried way down the search results by all the crapped-up
and promoted copies to the point where I wore out before I could dig
that deep. ADVthanksANCE.
New in The Excavator
It had to be done. No explanation is needed. It's just time to find a
new, and healthier passion. Thank you for visiting and reading this
blog, whether it's everyday, once a week, or only rarely. Happy
Halloween, Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy
New Year, Happy Everything. Goodbye.
New in The Existentialist Cowboy
by Len Hart These flights are critical to the the government's
crumbling cover up! Without those flights, Bush and his murderous
co-conspirators will have to revise the big lie. They will have to
concoct yet another cover story from the ground up! A cover up is on the
brink of collapse when those guilty of capital crimes and high treason
either turn on one another or are forced to revise the lie!
New in The High-fat Hep C Diet
The CANHEART study findings on HDL have made a big splash, supposedly
debunking the idea that raising HDL is a good idea. Of course, raising
HDL with drugs by sticking a spanner in the works at some point has
never been an effective strategy, and there are genetic polymorphisms
that give elevated HDL of little worth, but healthy diet and lifestyle
changes that are reasonably expected to extend li
New in The Straight Goods
( Tens of thousands march in Malaysia demanding Najib Razak step down,
the stench of corruption is wafting across the Pacific Ocean and is now
permeating Rich Coleman's ministry ) Prince Rupert News in Brief: Nov.
23 November 23, 2016 · Updated 11:56 AM Minister Coleman details PNW
timeline Pacific NorthWest LNG’s investors are scheduled to complete
their total review of the project and surroundi
Written by Grant G There has been some interesting developments on the
British Columbia LNG front.....and the developments are bad news for
BC's LNG superpower aspirations... As reported here in previous posts,
Japan has officially challenged the legality of "take or pay LNG
contracts"...Japan's LNG use is on the decline as a result of several
things..number 1..Japan's population is falling by mi
Written by Grant G Donald Trump's presidential victory ... I have
difficulty in describing the hollow feeling within, my internal compass
was and is still spinning wildly, not knowing what direction to point,
an emptiness filled my soul after Donald Trump triumphed and I'm not an
American nor do I live in that country so it's easy to relate to the
despair 50 million Americans are feeling.. Alone,
( Premier Christy Clark announces a new LNG export facility to be built
near Prince Rupert on Nov. 12, 2013, with Nexen CEO Kevin Reinhart,
middle, and Rich Coleman) Written by Grant G "What a tangled web we
weave when first we practice to deceive" There is no better quote than
the one above to describe the BC Liberal Government... LNG, did
Woodfibre really give a legitimate FID or was it a stage
Written by Grant G Desperate days for Christy Clark....Today's
announcement(November 4th/2016..Friday trash dump) by Christy Clark at
Woodfibre LNG's proposed site was a made up political ploy, it's mere
gobbily goop politics at its worst... Before I break down this Woodfibre
LNG stage-play....For Christy Clark and Rich Coleman to go to this
length to suck in a gullible public...It means one thin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrLk4vdY28Q See you soon Mr. Cohen The Straight Goods Cheers cEars Wide Open
New in thwap's schoolyard
I really don't want to start blogging again. But the US election farce
is finally over and I've had some thoughts and sharing bits of them with
one or two friends just isn't enough. So I'll express myself here and
then quit for a while. The whole response to this travesty has ratcheted
up my misanthropy levels. Hillary supporters deluding themselves that
Trump voters have rejected the way of ligh
How stupid and/or ignorant would you have to be to vote for a
piece-of-shit like Donald Trump? As stupid as a Canadian "Blogging
Tory." As stupid as Davis Aurini. And these people aren't just stupid
and/or ignorant. A lot of them are deplorable. (The opposite of
"adorable.") We're in for a rough ride world. But, unlike those
self-described "progressives" who turned their brains to shit so that th
Keeping in mind my earlier assertions that the Left's inability to
fight back makes any idea of resistance null and void, I am changing my
advice for US-Americans from "don't vote for either of the two rotten
front-runners" to "oppose the system that gave you two such rotten
candidates." That is the proper position for non-US-American
progressives as well. Yes. Donald Trump is a nasty man. A rapi
Damn this is a beautiful movie!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_467324&feature=iv&index=10&list=PLHLYMMYCXqijkZCTVfmyhOlpABxXNuTlu&src_vid=TgLB08lTxM4&v=CctH0iAyqYs
(It's a link to Iggy Pop's scene in the movie "Dead Man.")
I feel like blogging about two books that I'm currently reading. The
first one is Volume One of Ray Monk's biography of Bertrand Russell:
Spirit of Solitude. I'm glad I check it out of the library. I knew that
Bertrand Russell had been an atheist, an opponent of the Vietnam War and
even a vocal opponent of World War One. I'd read several of his essays
and bits and pieces of his History of Western
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