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Stalin and Mao, BFF
Stalin and Mao on currency, 1950: __________ I post the above currency image because I’ve been thinking about how images function to make the individual viewer feel like Dorothy before the Wizard of Oz (small and weak before The Great … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Communism, Mao, money, Nietzsche, philosophy, power, stalin
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Fusion on a White Horse? Michio Kaku Thinks So
Great news! Fusion’s technological problems appear to be “licked”, and (predicts Michio Kaku) will, by 2030-2040, be a feasible alternative to fossil fuels. Kaku also predicts that solar will become price competitive with fossil fuels within the next 15 years. See Kaku talking about these … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, energy, fusion, michio kaku, physics, power, solar, the future
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Is Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Heading for a Meltdown?
The New York Times today explains what’s most worrisome about Japan’s post-tsunami Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station crisis: [As the Chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,] Mr. Jaczko’s most startling assertion was that there was now little or no water in … Continue reading
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Tagged economy, Japan, nuclear power, oil, power, radiation, triggers
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To Boldly Split Infinitives Where No One Has Split Them Before?
Salon today reviews Jack Lynch’s new book, The Lexicographer’s Dilemma (2009), an evolutionary history of proper grammar. So is Lynch, in writing his history, sympathetic to the describers (the camp of linguists) or the prescribers (the camp of traditional grammarians)? Should we, … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, English, freedom, grammar, power, rhetoric, speech, split infinitives, writing
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Prometheus Unbound 