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by enemieslist 13y ago
I just wrote a book about this, called "Break Free of Your Rut." it's based off my own experience being deep in there, and getting out. It's 2.99 on Kindle, but send me an email and I'll send you a free pdf copy. dan@enemieslist.net is my e
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The Ghost Of Mark Twain: Why Smart People Fail(eternalsufferingsociety.com)
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by enemieslist 15y ago
The greatest scientific minds of your generation have determined that you will probably love "Hitch" starring Will Smith. Submit to the inevitability of getting Hitched.
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by enemieslist 15y ago
I don't know, I find these the least appealing of any kinds of test for intelligence. On the fly problem solving? Adaptation to new situations? To me, ravens using simple tools to pick up shiny things seem more intelligent than the kind of
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by enemieslist 15y ago
Does it seem odd to anyone else to position Jobs as an Objectivist in line with Rand's ethics when he was avowedly a Buddhist? Not everyone who makes stuff and cares about quality control is an "ethical egoist," or whatever you call it.
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by enemieslist 15y ago
I run a small record label, one that I'd like to think acknowledges all the realities of trying to make and sell music in the post-Napster age. My problem with something like this is, I suppose, my problem with Talent Shows, or "Vote For Yo
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by enemieslist 15y ago
I'm always really curious about people who deny human causation of global warming, which is what it seems like you're doing. I mean this as a legitimate question: How do you justify this belief? The overwhelming majority of climate scientis
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by enemieslist 15y ago
I'm a history teacher, with Master's degrees in both History and Education, and what McCullough says here deeply resonates with me. History, though, is only part of what you are concerned with, as a high school teacher, and increasingly it
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by enemieslist 15y ago
You make some good points, but..."some dispute over bus seating?" I assume you're talking about the Montgomery Bus Boycott, widely considered to be the first major victory of the Civil Rights Movement? The one where a young 25-year-old prea