32
A social order is stable so long as it can give scope to talent and youth. Youth itself is a talent — a perishable talent.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Search This Blog
Posts
Links
Blog Archive
-
▼
2018
(1831)
-
▼
June
(110)
- There is a premium on expertise, but not much of one.
- When people are free to do as they please, they us...
- A cool day with patchy rain and some bright spells...
- Running out of options
- Youth itself is a talent — a perishable talent
- Adele Bloch-Bauer I, 1907 by Gustav Klimt(1862-1918)
- The Spartan Creed
- Speech does not cause harm or violence
- A man's soul is pierced as it were with holes
- Right of Way by Linden Frederick
- Reveille by A. E. Housman
- The galling illusory truth effect
- The path of self-realization is the most difficult.
- Muelle Marzana by Pablo Gallo
- Non-linear systems and Pareto distributions
- The maintenance of self-esteem is a continuous tas...
- Morning Light by Jeanne Amato
- When maths was taken seriously
- Compulsive Reader by Pablo Gallo
- The tradition of critical discussion
- The autonomous individual who has to justify his e...
- When humans regularly drink alcohol, only 15 perce...
- Proud to be privileged by the Enlightenment
- They dwarf themselves by refusing to stand on the ...
- What am I missing?
- An achievement today is but a challenge for tomorrow.
- Stopping by Woods by Angela Harding
- Kabuki theater of group identity or real commitmen...
- Whatever else we cure by eliminating greed we do n...
- Demasiada calma en la ciudad. La Tasca by Pablo Ga...
- Not the technology but human nature
- A social calamity of epic proportions
- Intellectual hubris and measured reality
- To be balanced is to be more or less at rest.
- Saturday at Burnham Market by Marc Delassio
- Asymmetric comparisons
- The feeling that it has a mission and a destiny
- The Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt
- A nation is "tired" when it ceases to want things ...
- Avenue Cherrier by Jeremy Price
- Colonization as a catalyst for modernization
- Doctrinaires of discontent
- Stoop by Jeremy Price
- The Reader by John Koch
- There is radicalism in all getting, and conservati...
- Which they are.
- If the counter-party is constrained by confirmatio...
- Emergent order rather than Deep State conspiracy.
- Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins by Meredith Frampton
- Intense desire can be a habit, a fashion or a trad...
- The traditional works
- Florida Man Flees from Traffic Stop, Returns to Ha...
- The Power Tools
- Sir Ernest Gowers by Meredith Frampton
- The enthusiasm born of an error can be canalized i...
- That is an A‑Number‑l experiment - it uncovers the...
- “The French don’t like us.” He replied, “Why shou...
- Operation Shoestring
- Dr. Clive Forster-Cooper by Meredith Frampton
- Intense desire creates not only its own opportunit...
- Cognitive decoupling
- His wife’s lady in waiting who had come to London ...
- The reason was their vast appetite for fuel
- A Game of Patience by Meredith Frampton
- How diametrically opposed are the products each di...
- The Kaiser, possessor of the least inhibited tongu...
- Margaret Mitchell and the USS Atlanta
- She did not have a Ph.D. “It’s what saved me, I th...
- Sir Henry John Newbolt by Meredith Frampton
- The best stimulus for running ahead is to have som...
- We failed to see that the leader in a democracy ha...
- Still Life by Meredith Frampton
- There is always a chance that the perfect society ...
- Issue-attention cycle
- FDR's clarity of purpose
- He read Shakespeare to settle his mind.
- 1921 Winifred Radford by Meredith Frampton
- The chemistry of dissatisfaction is as the chemist...
- When individuals become more autonomous, they beco...
- We can never be fit and ready for that which is wh...
- Blithely unaware
- The Little Posse Started Out on its Journey, the W...
- Where there is the necessary technical skill to mo...
- Admiration
- The passionate state of mind is often indic-ative ...
- Suburban Apartments, 1934 by Lloyd Goff
- Ineffective pulchritude or consequential crudity -...
- Stark Simplicity by Cathy Hovath Buchanan
- The sinner who turns saint undergoes no more drast...
- Dissipation is a form of self-sacrifice
- The Roofs of Paris in the Snow, 1902 by Auguste He...
- A cruel indictment of bad policies
- Every extreme attitude is a flight from the self
- Ship in the Stormy Sea, 1887 by Ivan Aivazovsky
- The rich want to live in the Anglosphere
- Longer and longer shadows will obscure them
- Liberals do not pretend to know what the future wi...
- Boy & Moon by Edward Hopper
- Tuchman's Law - The fact of being reported multipl...
- A desire for a self utterly unlike the real self.
-
▼
June
(110)
About Me
- Charles
- A family man, a management consultant, a book seller and an avid reader. Committed to helping children become avid readers in turn. The great chain of reading always needs renewing.
No comments:
Post a Comment