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Open Letter to Jean Schodorf

Dear Senator Schodorf,

I thought you were a person of integrity who, when push came to shove, would do the right thing despite the potential political consequences. I really honestly thought you were more reasonable, more moderate, more caring than your vote on the anti-gay marriage amendment has proven you to be.

You say that your vote [...]

Smells Like Teen Spirit

“I fear all we have done is awaken a sleeping giant and fill it with a desire for vengeance” – Isoroku Yamamoto

When Admiral Yamamoto said these words after he lead the bombing of Pearl Harbor, he said a good deal more than even he knew. Granted, the Leviathan America had its destiny suggested in its [...]

I’m puttin’ you to it

( Musings and Theories )

I’m in the company of some artsy, geeky, intellectually insatiable folks, right? Then I’d like to pose another question, if I may, for the betterment of our inner-philosophers who can’t help but peruse certain axiomatic questions that engrossed Plato, Tolstoy, and Bell in kind.

When can art be called “good art”?

An art historian [...]