I have written about "class warfare" and the misuse of this term by the American Conservatives quite a bit in the past. The issue reared its head up again over the current economic debates in Washington recently. Yesterday, Paul Ryan stated: Class warfare may make for good politics, but it makes for rotten...
New Releases in Music
- Vacation - Single - Shlohmo
- Black Sands Remixed (Bonus Track Version) - Bonobo
- Visions - Grimes
- Everlasting (Selected and Mixed By Gaudi) - Various Artists & Gaudi
- Blondes - Blondes
- Planet High School - Mux Mool
- The Machine - EP - Ry Legit
- Virtual Boy - Virtual Boy
- Apparitions - EP - Labyrinth Ear
- Work (The Remixes 2) - Single - The 2 Bears
Posts Tagged ‘ Glenn Beck ’
A Call To Arms
We begin today with a short journey in Chinese literature and history. In 1922, a book was published by Lǔ Xùn (鲁迅) entitled 呐喊 (Nahan), or A Call To Arms. In the preface, Xun discusses a story of an event that happened to him while studying medicine in Japan. He was presented with a...
Existential Paradox?
I finally got cable television again, for a bit. I've been a bit bored and missed having the 24 hours news cycle available. The other day, I decided to find out more about Imogen Lloyd Webber. She's been on the news a bit lately. I already knew who her father was and...
Catching Up
I realize I have not added any entries this month. For the few and faithful that return, I apologize. End of the world! At least someone is interesting. I have to also admit, I have become increasingly disenchanted with American politics. Look at what's been going on and there's really nothing...
Perception and Reality (Now with Graphs!)
I often feel like this is a topic where I am banging my head against the wall, or speaking only to myself. I think it is a lot like how scientists feel when they tell us things they find to be pretty common and boring and we just do not get them. I was thinking...
