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Month: September 2004


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Who Cares About the Truth?

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Oh god, I’m slipping into moral realivism. Such rough-and-ready pragmatism taps into one of our deepest intellectual veins. It appeals to America’s collective self-image as a square-jawed action hero. And it may partly explain why the outcry against the White House’s deception over the war in Iraq was rather muted. It is not just that […]

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Guardian Unlimited Books | Review | Beyond dentistry

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I think I have to read this. “The danger of American foreign policy,” [John Gray] writes, “is not that it is obsessed with evil but that it is based on the belief that evil can be abolished.” Such foolishness, he points out, is far removed from the wisdom of America’s founding fathers, for whom “the […]

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HHGTG Text Game Redux

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A computer game written by Douglas Adams is being revived to coincide with a new BBC Radio 4 series of The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy.The text adventure will appear on the station’s website and was described by the late Adams as “the first game to move beyond being ‘user friendly'”. Link; Link to Radio […]