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Daily Archives: March 13, 2010
A clever ad worth seeing
This ad demonstrates the ways in which people at once reveal and conceal their physical traits and personas to others online: Who are you, really?
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Tagged ads, advertising, Buddhism, Camille Paglia, emptiness, masks, monsters, persona, the Internet
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Karl Rove violates the sanctity of marriage—by getting a divorce!
For quite a while Karl Rove has been saying that gays violate the sanctity of marriage by seeking to get married. But Karl Rove himself has recently taken advantage of lenient no-fault divorce laws in Texas to leave his own … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritarianism, divorce, gay marriage, gay rights, Jesus, Karl Rove, marriage, no fault divorce, sexual regulation, women's rights
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We know that gays are out of compliance with Leviticus, but is Miss Beverly Hills out of compliance as well?
In a thread here at Prometheus Unbound, Bob Johnson directs us to a site called “What up, God?”. The blogger at this site points us to the above photo of Miss Beverly Hills 2010 (who wants gays to get in … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, gay equality, gay marriage, gays, God, homosexuality, Jesus, lesbians, leviticus, miss beverly hills
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Technological Extensions ‘R’ Us: Martin Heidegger and Marshall McLuhan Were Right!
A new study actually testing a direct speculation of Martin Heidegger’s (that we see through our technologies, and so are our technologies) seems to have confirmed it at the neurological level. I think that Marshall McLuhan, who long touted a similar … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, cyborgs, marshall mcluhan, martin heidegger, medieval christianity, mice, pencils, robots, technology, the extensions of man, tools
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