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Aaron Haspel | Posted February 2, 2003 @ 11:00 AM | Blogs
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- No dogma is as consuming as relativism. # 5 hours ago
- @jtmckee "Obligation" certainly includes everything you want to include, and a lot that you don't. # 10 hours ago
- @jtmckee I agree with you, but "obligation" does not remotely cover the distinction you are trying to make. # 12 hours ago
- @jtmckee You need to unpack "obligations" before that will stick. Don't you have a right to "oblige" me, say, to keep off your lawn? # 13 hours ago
- @EricRWeinstein My twitter feed is exactly like me, and I think yours is a lot like you too. # 2010/03/09
- Countless "dysfunctional" relationships persist in spite of the therapist's disapproval. Perhaps the better term would be "functional." # 2010/03/09
- A good book could be written consisting entirely of synopses of books that ought to be written. # 2010/03/09
- Intellect is resented like a foreign invasion: no one likes to be colonized, in country or in mind. # 2010/03/08
- "Prizes are always a snare." --Ezra Pound # 2010/03/08
- To the spoils belongs the victor. # 2010/03/07
- "The creaking hinge is oiled,/ I have unbarred the backway,/ But you tread not the trackway,/ And shall the thing be spoiled?" --Hardy # 2010/03/07
- "Is not all work of man in this world a making of Order?" --Carlyle # 2010/03/06
- Impertinent remarks are often pertinent. # 2010/03/06
- "Gorbachev liberated Russia the same way Louis XVI liberated France." --Martin Malia, The Soviet Tragedy # 2010/03/06
- Most people take less trouble over recommending a book than they would over recommending a restaurant. # 2010/03/06
- Nothing is more dangerous to a politician than a reputation for rectitude. # 2010/03/05
- @terryteachout Wasn't Fonda juror No. 8? Martin Balsam was No. 1 as I recall. # 2010/03/05
- @radleybalko In a just world William Kristol and Naomi Klein would not have become celebrities to begin with. # 2010/03/05
- The unanticipated boon of computing is how vastly it will improve our metaphors. # 2010/03/04
- @jtmckee Dunno. Am I? # 2010/03/03
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