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tend to leave them within this arena even if they lose particular capacities. Conversely, if scientists discover that an organism outside the arena of moral patient-hood has capacities of experience and agency that are on a par with those inside the arena, this evidence often pro...

…of kibbutz mischief bordering on juvenile delinquency. But when it came to larger muscles, I was hapless, if not hopeless. My prowess as a soccer defenseman was because no opposing player in his right mind, once I’d inadvertently cut his knees from under him when aiming for the b...

…egnancy. At the Palais, the first inkling of Oscar buzz was born as the reclusive Woody Allen premiered Midnight in Paris. PBS later aired a documentary of Woody discussing his forty-four films showing the astonishing depth of his talent that made you want to immediately hand him...

From: Linda Stone as Sent: 11/13/2016 1:53:35 PM To: jeffrey E. [[email protected]] Subject: Ri did see this coming... Importance: — High And just had a great time with Joi. You still in Paris? Co-authored with iPhone auto-correct On Sep 26, 2016, at 7:31 AM, Linda Stone...

too. She’s big on feedback—an intranet “Secretary’s Sounding Board” is bringing the suggestion box into the modern age. She gets high marks from the high-tech community for “21st-century statecraft” like using texting to raise money for Haiti-earthquake victims and an Internet fr...

…Two DEK: In the upcoming sequel to Oliver Stone's groundbreaking film, Gordon Gekko gets out of jail and back to business. Peggy Siegal takes us behind the scenes where she got herself on camera along with a few of her famous friends. Nice work if you can get it. In 1987, right a...

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named him after the post I wrote when I met him: "There It Is.") KOK ok Fear, Loathing, and S&M Sluthood in San Francisco Since I was small, I've loved the Van Gogh painting "Starry Night.” I loved the cypresses in particular: winding spiral trees, hallucination trees. They we...

…cally, she finds herself in prison awaiting trial while the Korean stock market continues to trade at a discount to peers. In addition, MSCI Korea’s relative valuation is also suppressed by the mercurial behavior of North Korea whose recent missile tests have dominated global hea...

…s in the womb, when they manipulate the mother chemically into providing greater investment than is in her best interests. It continues at six months of age, developing rapidly to incorporate language, other individuals and self-deception in service of deceit—the better to hide t...

…grammar “Islam is x” is itself problematic because Islam has expressed itself throughout history in a variety of fashions. It is more useful to talk in terms of how seriously engaged with Islam, the Koran and other texts, a Muslim is. What is significant is how Muslims today are...

can help us.” It was the president who, meeting with Scaramucci, was won over by the Mooch’s cringeworthy Wall Street hortatory flattery. (“I can only hope to realize a small part of your genius as a communicator, but you are my example and model” was one report of the gist of t...

… on equity, earnings growth, financial leverage and beta. Source: Investment Strategy Group, Empirical Research Partners. po Exhibit 64: Spain 5-Year Credit Default Swap and Relative Equity Performance The dramatic reduction in Spanish default risks suggests equity valuations...

…s we can make that could stretch the human beyond our stubborn, selfish, ‘only concerned with our small group’ parameters. The Philosophers and philosophies I’m drawn to are those that question the Western obsession with individualism. Those are coming from so many different plac...

…ng moral truths through reason, and our political views are not motivated by a desire to achieve the best policy outcomes. So what does drive these beliefs? And what causes them to have the weird puzzling features they do (e.g., why is a lie of commission so much worse than a lie...