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Daily Archives: June 20, 2005
So Much for Science
The art of living well, some pundits quip, is equal parts audacity and luck; while others posit a stiff upper lip and careful breeding lift us from the muck. The hedonist claims pleasure is the thing; his polar opposite, the … Continue reading
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Tagged chimpanzees, futility, hypocrisy, intelligence, progress, science, technology
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Midsummer’s Night
Again the axis ceases its slow spin, and slides across the rachet to reverse; the day and night become each other’s twin, and spheres align across the universe. In this time, when the veil between the worlds is thin and … Continue reading