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Heavy thoughts on a Thursday in June 2011
It’s not heavy it’s my data: Today’s picture is from 1956, and shows an IBM hard drive. This unit would be used to store information, not unlike your memory stick, thumb drive, or camera memory card. The hard drive pictured…
Inventing the World
Though information technology now pervades both the most advanced “military estate” via the so-called “Revolution in Military Affairs,” as well as every sphere of political and cultural life, it maintains within itself the same original principles of self-sabotage and self-superannuation.
Posted in Culture & Entertainment, Featured, History, Neo-Imperialism, Philosophy, War Tagged with: Al Qaeda, Alan Turing, Blogosphere, Cyberwarfare, Globalization, GWF Hegel, Imperial Way Japan, Philosophy of Right, Revolution in Military Affairs, Russian Soviet Communism, Theory of the Internet, War, WikiLeaks
Exceptionally Exceptional
In order to support a strong hypothesis – that the American public has been fed a “Big Lie” about the President being an “anti-American hyper-leftist… spending the US into oblivion,” Andrew Sullivan proposes – or, rather, conducts and concludes –…
Posted in Miscellany Tagged with: American Exceptionalism, Andrew Sullivan, Barack Obama, Blogosphere, Michael Barone, Ramesh Ponnuru, Rich Lowry, Rush Limbaugh
ADVENTURES IN EPISTEMIC OPENING: Mark Levin vs Jim Manzi on Global Warming
The fancy phrase “epistemic closure” may be a bad one, and not just because it may be too fancy by half, but when Julian Sanchez applied it to the great body of American conservatism, he touched a nerve. The claim…
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