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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Foundation’s Foundation
A few entries back, I wrote about the Foundation series. Its premise rests on the (imaginary) science of psychohistory, which allows its practitioners, twelve thousand years in the future, to predict the course of human history in aggregate over billions … Continue reading
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Unlearning the good stuff
Notice anything strange about the following ESPN.com headline from last night? I’ll give you a hint: “it’s” grammar sucks. Now, I’m not a good grammar theorist; frankly, I couldn’t define its more esoteric concepts and have to repeatedly remind myself … Continue reading
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