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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Even assholes need authenticity
This is a tough post to write, but honesty in ideas and experience is important to a writer, and powerful experiences both positive and negative need to be explored. But when you’ve been a real ass, it’s tough to come … Continue reading
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Tragedy of the Commons
I’m generally not one to make Tragedy Of The Commons type arguments, largely because they tend to be used by right-wingers to justify private ownership of just about everything (although often neglecting the fact that government ownership often allows the … Continue reading
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Tossing cake
So often we get an urge to do something outrageous, but the civil impulse, not to mention an instinctive need to keep a low profile, holds us in check. And yet, when we do risk approbation, it often … Continue reading
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World Bank failing kids and new projects
This is a particularly odious example of bureaucratic head-up-the-ass syndrome: In 2010, the President of the World Bank committed an additional $750 million to basic education over the five subsequent years, with a focus on countries struggling to meet the … Continue reading
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The price of a clean blog is vigilance.
Just a quick notice: some damned bot tried to hijack my comments section and I was getting tons of spam comments that I had to moderate. Each comment was sending me a notification email which got a little unwieldy … Continue reading
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The economy and the dangers of social media: mixed bag blog
One of the more dramatic developments I’ve seen over my lifetime is the decimation of labouring industries like manufacturing. There’s been much talk over the years of the development of the so called knowledge-based economy, and one result of that … Continue reading
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HOLD FAST
I’m thinking it might be time to get another tattoo. I know tats have become cliché, especially among the under 30-set, but this isn’t some kind of creaking old hipster yearning for bygone days. I have one tat that I … Continue reading
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