A Thought About Thinking
it’s only at a certain point of development that thinking – at least about consequences – really kicks in
it’s only at a certain point of development that thinking – at least about consequences – really kicks in
In 2003, the first day of Adar brought us an early Purim present. It wasn’t food, but rather food for thought.
What makes so many so certain that the current scientific orthodoxy is the final word? The answer is hubris, the monkey wrench in many a human machine.
“Oy,” some progressively clean-shaven clergymen are probably thinking, “Popper’s blown our cover.”
“Look… This child awaits his turn. Watch their humiliation. They are corpses, Allah be praised…”
I hope my wife and kids don’t find out that I consider it kosher to force 16-year-old girls to work 20 hours a day.
In fact, I was shocked at myself for having said such a thing – or, at least, I would have been had I actually said it.
When one lacks any semblance of moral justification for one’s belligerence and lust to murder innocents, there is only benefit in having as many dead civilians as possible of one’s own to display in lieu of logic.
No, I’m neither a prophet nor a covert Israeli operative. Yes, it was only a day after I distributed a column taking the New York Times to task for refusing to call Hamas a...
Does all an organization that routinely attacks innocents have to do to achieve respectability is garner the support of a population and open health clinics?
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