R World (Ron Davison muses aloud)
29 November 2011
Edison's Most Important Invention, or Time to Sponsor Social Invention
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It's hard to choose which of Edison's inventions was most impressive. He had 1,093 US patents for products as varied as the light ...
27 November 2011
Suddenly
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Suddenly, everyone realized that they had all the stuff they needed and had heard all the stories before. But after a couple of weeks, bor...
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21 November 2011
No Super Heroes on this Super Committee
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There are only two questions Congress should consider: how do we create jobs and how do we raise living standards. It is absurd to take on...
20 November 2011
Business or Politics - Which Makes the Biggest Difference?
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Want to know one reason that daily papers face diminished readership? They focus on what the average person knows to be issues of diminishin...
18 November 2011
Heisenberg's Political Uncertainty Principle
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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle adapted to politics: You can make sense to people or you can make sense of the world. The more that ...
16 November 2011
Bachmann's Brilliant Idea on Iraqi Reparations
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The GOP gaffes come so quickly that something that may have garnered attention in a normal year gets completely overlooked. For instance, i...
15 November 2011
Arthur Rubinstein on Life After Attempted Suicide
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Sounds similar to the wonderful Buckminster Fuller . And then I find this wonderful quote: "In the midst of winter, I found there w...
14 November 2011
Jimmy Kimmel Takes Candy from Babies. And that's hilarious. Seriously. So stop your crying.
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10 million hits for Jimmy Kimmel's video in which little kids were told by their parents that they'd eaten all their candy. Hilario...
Socrates, Buddha, Jesus, & Muhammad Never Wrote a Word
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Bernard had been drinking. His eyes were watery and his grin sloppy. He was preparing for Thanksgiving with family. I was his designated d...
10 November 2011
Name Confusion
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An old friend was born in Norway and is named Sveinung – but he goes by Sven. He shared this the other day: So I says, “Hello Marvin, ...
Markets and Irrigation
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It's worth knowing where the rain falls and rivers run. But that needn't be the final word on the distribution of water. Irrigation ...
07 November 2011
The Simple, but Sweeping, Answer to the Question of How to Create More Jobs
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We can continue to try repairing the old economy or we can create a new one. Financial crises, stagnant wages, persistently high une...
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05 November 2011
Montaigne on Trusting the Simple Man
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This man I had was a simple, crude fellow - a character fit to bear true witness; for clever people observe more things and more curiously, ...
04 November 2011
At the Life Counter
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"Yes," he says, rather tentatively. "I'd like mine with more honesty, meaning, and love, please." The guy at the co...
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01 November 2011
Tweeting Through Oct 2011
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How Greece could pay down their debt: sue all modern countries for patent infringement on ideas of democracy, science, philosophy .. O...
Why Republicans Are So Fickle About Their Front Runners
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I've got a couple of theories about why no Republican front runner lasts for long. Cain, Perry, Bachmann, Trump, Giuliani, Romney...
The Virtual Halloween
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How about a virtual Halloween? Go to a website where you get to see video snippets and still photos of every kind of costume - from cute...
31 October 2011
The Worthlessness of Should
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If you want to get to New York, it does little good to reiterate that you should be in New York. The first step is knowing where you are and...
29 October 2011
Blessed and Persecuted Saints
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Saint Louis now has 11 world series championships. San Diego still has the same number as when baseball started. Yep. Zero. St. Louis has...
28 October 2011
Ron Paul is Not a Conservative - He's a Reactionary
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Herman Cain and Ron Paul are not conservatives. They are reactionaries. They do not want to preserver the status quo but instead want to ret...
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