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this resonates with me

0 Comments Published by michael July 18th, 2004 in politics

“The way things are it seems to me that from the artistic point of view there’s an immense waste of talent– a waste of people who are not allowed to develop and use all that’s in them. And from every point of view there is a loss of human dignity and hope and happiness.”
“The […]

Who’s the polemicist? Moore or Dubya?

0 Comments Published by michael July 15th, 2004 in politics

The New York Times > Opinion > Op-Ed Columnist: Moore’s Public Service
Thanks to Kevin Drum for quoting Krugman and for bringing this op-ed to my attention.
I recently entered into a late-night brief conversation with some of my relations about Fahrenheit 9/11, the movie that I have seen, and they had not. One […]

Wired News: Mexican Officials Get

0 Comments Published by michael July 15th, 2004 in tech

Wired News: Mexican Officials Get Chipped
eek.
sci-fi becomes reality
I want to see images of where & how it’s implanted…

8th Grade Exam from 1895 (ouch!)

2 Comments Published by michael July 1st, 2004 in education

Hijole!
Check out this
8th Grade Exam from Kansas in 1895. Could you pass it right now assuming that 70% accuracy is passing? Be honest! eep!
care of kottke.org via boing boing

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