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Saturday, June 22, 2002

Minority Report Just back from seeing Minority Report. I've never, to tell the truth, really cared for Spielberg's movies, since Duel and Jaws anyway. But this is different. A really terrific, smart movie that couches a lot of good points in a cracking story. More later, maybe. 10:27:06 PM  Permalink  comment []

People who have no faith at all Nice to see Dubya acknowledge that good people can have no faith at all: But we've got to recognize in our society that strong values are shared by good people of different faiths, and good people who have no faith at all. 10:25:36 PM  Permalink  comment []

When Parents Leave a Bequest of Hatred When Parents Leave a Bequest of Hatred. The Mideast, Northern Ireland, the Balkans, South Africa and Kashmir all have something in common: the next generation is always more radical. By Alan Cowell. [New York Times: NYT HomePage] 3:12:14 PM  Permalink  comment []

Noam Chomsky: A Critical Review Russell Wyvong writes a very cogent analysis of Noam Chomsky as a political commentator. Unlike a lot of political discussion these days, Wyvong doesn't resort to ad hominem attacks, political strawmen, or sarcasm. Worth reading. 11:27:48 AM  Permalink  comment []

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