(I want to believe)
I believe in happy endings
Starry skies and dreams come true
I’ve believed it since I first met you.
I believe in new beginnings
Extra innings, brand new starts
Loving hearts that care the way I do
All these things and happy endings too.
Continue reading “Happy Endings”
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Watch the videos. Priceless!
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‘I admit it; I’m a chocolate snob. What does this mean? It means at least three things. One, I love chocolate. Two, I know the difference between great chocolate, good chocolate and mediocre chocolate (whether there is any “bad” chocolate is, in my mind, an unresolved issue). Three, I prefer the great chocolates.’
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Just to make it clear:
1. I hate xmas.
2. I don’t answer to happy xmas phone calls.
3. I don’t answer to happy xmas mails.
4. I don’t answer to happy xmas sms.
5. I want most people to die today.
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By E. Volokh.
‘I don’t intend to blog much more on this, but since a bunch of people raised this point, let me speak to it. The argument (buttressed sometimes by citations to the movie Gattaca) is that rich people will improve their kids’ genes, which will increase social stratification, as descendants of the poorer people will find it harder to compete. I profoundly disagree with this argument.
1. If you take this seriously, it would be largely an argument against private education (and I’ve heard the argument made this way), since of course private education lets rich parents improve their kids’ competitiveness relative to poor kids. You might even be upset when smart people marry other smart people.
Continue reading “Selecting for Intelligence as Causing Societal Inequality”
My so called life* 