Though I have come to realize that there is no ultimate truth, no definitive right. (Except maybe in books and movies.) But no, life is construed in shades of grey. Is truth, then, perhaps nothing more than a manifestation of one of those shades somewhere between the proverbial black and white that is generally termed by the majority of people as "true", "correct" or "right(eous)"?
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Though I have come to realize that there is no ultimate truth, no definitive right. (Except maybe in books and movies.) But no, life is construed in shades of grey. Is truth, then, perhaps nothing more than a manifestation of one of those shades somewhere between the proverbial black and white that is generally termed by the majority of people as "true", "correct" or "right(eous)"?
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The Tree of Liberty
Popular political quotes often turn out to be fabricated, misattributed, or at very least taken out of context. But the people quoting Thomas…
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List of topics to combine for next paper
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotka-Volterra_equation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitness_function…
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Libertarians are usually about 80% correct
I like the theory of libertarian/Randian/objectivist politics. They're straightforward, logical, reasonable, and axiomatic. They generally start…
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