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If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?
— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
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- Alex Beam agrees with me about BHL.
- The BBC talks about scientists and autism:They are...
- Congress is doing something right.
- Winning the lottery will not solve your problems.
- I've been meaning to say something about Google st...
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- Which countries are most optimistic about their ec...
- Adam Cohen is worried about the tyranny of the maj...
- Good news, and also kind of cool.
- Several things about this post by Professor Bainbr...
- As Bill Sjostrom notes, the issue of the political...
- A survey in the UK asked teenagers why they did no...
- Ken Alexander's assessment of education may be rig...
- Maybe I should take up smoking.
- In the New York Times, Charles Marsh says American...
- When Carl Swanson says that Bernard-Henri Levy "is...
- A new cartoon has (finally) appeared at Myopia.
- The BBC interviews Michael Griffin, the head of NASA.
- Ah, France, that magical land of diplomatic finess...
- So far, mathematicians have been predicting protei...
- Instapundit and his wife talk about men, women, re...
- There are good leftists and bad leftists in South ...
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- For Martin Luther King day, another story of why g...
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- Yet another post about the Edge question; some of ...
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- Though I can hardly disagree with it, an article l...
- Leonard Susskind has a new book in which he discus...
- At the BBC is this report about popular perception...
- China will continue to try and to fail at suppress...
- A British officer criticizes the U.S. Army's perfo...
- There are a lot of answers to the Edge question, s...
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- Alvin Kimmel offers an insider critique of the Epi...
- Sometimes science can be both fascinating and dist...
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- Deborah Lipstadt really believes in free speech.
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- A great article at Reason about the politicization...
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- A new chord in John Cage's masterpiece has sounded.
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