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"Damn these tiny arms!"

TSCheredar sent a shout to kpearce 26 days ago

Campaigning on the World Wide Web - Tactics and Strategy

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 30 days ago

Long, but tries to address why a campaign should educate even if its goal is merely victory. Rough answer: there is no such thing as simply "victory" when we are talking about policy and deliberation.

Old School Twitter

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Great Comic Sketch

TSCheredar sent a shout to kpearce 70 days ago

Guy who put Kevin Rose on the Captain America Cover.

Liberty and Equality in Tocqueville

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 84 days ago

Lots of people quote Tocqueville, but few try to introduce his ideas and discuss his importance. This post tries to bring at least one or two ideas to a popular audience.

Former TN Senator to install nuclear reactor in his basement

TSCheredar sent a shout to kpearce 99 days ago

The Problem of Speech in Democratic Life

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 100 days ago

Needs an edit, but I think if you have a little bit of time you'll really like this.

General Advice on Picking a College

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 103 days ago

David (gbudavid) thought this was worth sharing, and I think he's right and want to thank him for his kindness. Take a look if you would, please.

`Hear the one about the Journalist, Al Gore and Jimmy Wales?

TSCheredar sent a shout to kpearce 106 days ago

Preserved Baby Mammoth Found in Siberia

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On Alexander Hamilton's Federalist 84: What Are Rights?

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 107 days ago

This part is long, but details how the Constitution was supposed to protect rights without an added Bill of Rights.

Why the Liberal Arts? Is There a Lasting Good?

ashok sent a shout to kpearce 109 days ago

Yeah, I'm working on the dissertation. But people at school can be frustrating sometimes, so in this rant I've included short comments on the significance of the Illiad and Odyssey and Dante's Divine Comedy and Plato's Ideal forms because I do believe this sort of learning will give us a better politics, and if I can't introduce these students to it, then I might as well keep bugging y'all.