A prosperous fool is a grievous burden.
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- Work that struggles to be regarded as “real work”
- Not only nonsense, but thoroughly debunked nonsense
- The candle flame gutters.
- Scaring the public into a predetermined solution o...
- Pilfered by aberrants
- There’s nothing but the Bible for sheer storytelling
- He will kiss the hand that had no food to offer
- The Gods of Wisdom and Virtue
- But our preferences do not determine what's true
- Then who is the skepticism going to be mainly appl...
- People are happier when they perform the virtues, ...
- Proof that humans can work magic
- Critical thinking - much talk and little action
- The best we can do is a system that fails a little...
- What goes right is more important than what goes w...
- We have to distinguish the core of science from th...
- When you were a tadpole and I was a fish
- And afterwards decide whether to ride it, paint a ...
- They throw it by with the greater indignation and ...
- Two complimentary views of advice
- One is convinced that one is speaking the truth be...
- The insights, painfully extracted from Nature, of ...
- Only five women have won the Stephen Leacock Memor...
- Academics are sitting on a big pile of knowledge t...
- The purpose is not to substantiate but to enchant.
- Give them a favorable issue for your peace and pro...
- In a nutshell
- Rats smarter than Yale undergrads
- A prosperous fool is a grievous burden.
- Cell-phone chatter, which is one-sided, disengaged...
- We approach it in increments but can rarely be cer...
- Ancient literacy and contemporary high achievement
- Course credit wise, financially foolish
- Greed and fear
- Asymetries of information
- The world as we would like it to be, not how it re...
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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.
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