Lindsay offers what I think is one of the most pleasant surprises inherent to reading; addressing an argument I've long been wrestling with and articulating what I was grasping for.
Friday Cat Blogging. . . Matilda
Matt Duss finds himself in a fight between Andrew Sullivan and Jonah Goldberg. Read the whole thing, but this in particular from Jonah leapt out at me:I think I should.
The other day, Brian Leiter linked to this review (PDF) of David Buller's new book for MIT Press, Adapting Minds: Evolutionary Psychology and the Persistent Quest for Human Nature.This looks.
So your lineup has a number of problems; two washed-up first basemen, a hacktacular second baseman with shaky defense, at least two outfielders with no range, two who can't throw..
A reader asks the following question:Could you explain to me why it's bad to derive capabilites from intentions?I understand that it produces inaccurate intelligence estimates and that you can't actually.
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Orson Scott Card....also check out his best movies of all time list. Call me an elitist snob, but I don't think My Best Friend's Wedding will.
This excellent post on Rosemary's Baby reminded me of some thoughts I've had about another peripheral character in an outstanding film. In this case, the character does not actually make.