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    • My Globe and Mail column is out. SOCIAL SCIENCE: THE POST-SUPERPOWER WORLD Russia’s youth ready to embrace the dawn of a new era RICHARD FLORIDA, December 27, 2008 Hard to believe, as we enter a thoroughly globalized world in 2009, that as an elementary-school student, I crouched under my desk …

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    • … to Columbia University, where he graduated in political science. Another, to seek a low-paid job as a community organizer in Chicago. Thirdly, his decision after two years of working in Chicago to go to Harvard Law School. 5. The Belly of the Whale – the hero must pass through an initiatory trial …

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    • ”), the highest secrecy category in the Roman Catholic Church, equivalent to (the military’s) “Cosmic Top Secret” in NATO. As prearranged, the dialogue between us was structured in a question and answer form with a stated agreement that I would pose precise questions. Although the format of the meeting …

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    • … a cognitive scientist, looks at 30 years of scientific research on the human brain, and asks some political questions. What he finds is the political divide is “not just in geography, religion or even power”, it in our heads (no pun intended). Our country was born from the age of Enlightenment when reason …

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    • … a similar process to resolve a bitter scientific conflict. The idea of comparing a scientific conflict with political conflict is likely to raise hackles from the very beginning. Are not science and politics totally different enterprises? We expect bitter conflicts in politics whereas science …

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    • … form with a stated agreement that I would pose precise questions. Although the format of the meeting was respected (despite my desire to ask various different questions) in the short time available, some of his answers reversed the original setup regarding some subjects. However, the following …

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    • … this and you’re busy asking silly questions? Honestly - you’ve got a jar full of quarters and you’re worried that they’re not shiny enough. Enjoy beauty - enjoy pain, even - not because there’s any reason to do it but because you may as well. Appreciate your life - and that gives it all the meaning …

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    • … examines the record of the world’s pre-eminent economists. His conclusion: many saw a piece of the jigsaw but very few practitioners of the dismal science covered themselves in glory. Two commentaries offer a broader political perspective. Martin Wolf looks ahead to post-crisis construction and the need …

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    • … of Chicago, the project culminated in an encyclopaedic gathering of classic works of philosophy, science, literature and political, aesthetic and social thought, which collected some 433 representative figures – Plato and Homer; Milton and Chaucer; John Locke and David Hume, among many others. The 54 …

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    • … with about the same quality of voice delivery. The emergence of Internet-based telephone calling is expected to ignite a regulatory and political firestorm among the major communications companies. The technology raises new privacy and security questions that regulators will have to grapple …




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