"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher."
- Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)
- Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)
Saturday, April 14, 2007
WRITE
- Inadequate Journalism
- The Absurdity of the Armed Citizen
- On the Death Penalty
- Apple's iPod Factory
- The Autism-Vaccine Connection
- They Never Let Me Go
- LONDON, A Travelogue
- Loan My Body Cheaply, But Not My Soul
- Excerpts from Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation
- Disgusting Medical Practices
- The Secular Holiday
- The Corporation
- The Corporate Branding Threat
- Technically Speaking, Relatively Speaking
SCRIBBLE
CONNECT
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- Huijun
- Teresa
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- Caddie
- Sara
- Adrian
- Jeffrey
- Cailin
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- Chinru
- Cliffton
- Nicholas
- Lance
- TwentyOners
NOTE
- Wikipedia
- Youtube
- Postsecret
- Apple Computer Inc.
- Adbusters
- No Logo
- The Corporation: Links
- Dialogic
- Josh In Japan
- The Language Guy
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2 Comments:
how true! but the more one analyzes his delusion, the more insane he becomes, isn't it?
so philosophers can be said to be insane. well, not always. but the tendency to is quite evident. Hah.
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