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> "Great Books" is mired in fairly a ridiculous fetishism of the Greek classics, the Enlightenment era, the American founding, and the Anglo view of the western world. The webpage …

> Anyone happen to know how the legislation is being justified? Two reasonable justifications are checking for steroids/PEDs and making sure no males participate in female sports. …

> Even some of the Founding Fathers appeared obese or overweight That's a tiny privileged group of people living in an era where you flaunted your status and wealth by being chubby…

> Most physics revolutions refine rather than replace their predecessors. No. You are describing advancement, not revolution. Physics revolutions cause paradigm shifts. The differe…

It's like all those "russians testing our airspace" propaganda a few years back. Everybody tests everyone's airspace. It's only when the elites want it to turn it into "news" that …

He's a "china analyst" ( aka propagandist ). What does he expect?

> not some "combined actions of the US and Russia". You are right, it's the US, EU and Russia. I guess sometimes it takes 3 to tango. It's rather disingenuous to say it's all russi…

> Also also: are movie trailers that depict a gun being loaded with a > 30 rd magazine now banned? Or movie trailers that show any kind of modified weapon? How about video game foo…

Aramaic wouldn't make any sense either as aramaic isn't part of european civilization. It should be latin and greek. A degree in "classics" ( the works of greco-roman civilization …

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So you'd be okay handing over the wiki article to the pakistani ministry to edit as they see fit? Of course not. The point here isn't about editing or altering, it's about who gets…

That's assuming the current model of physics is true for all time. The current model of physics which cannot account for 95% of matter in the universe. There was a time when the cu…

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