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Letters to the Editor
from Carl “Bear” Bussjaeger, Mike Blessing, Jeff Fullerton, T.J. Mason, and A.X. Perez
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A Shining City on the Hill
by Sarah A. Hoyt
Throughout most of history, men who believe themselves
superior or “elites” have believed that other men were born saddled and
ready to be ridden.
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Homer, Vergil and the Culture War
by Sean Gabb
The Classics Faculty at the University of Oxford is
considering whether to remove from its undergraduate courses the
compulsory study in their original languages of Homer and Vergil. The
reasons given are that students from independent schools, where some
classical teaching is kept up, tend at the moment to do better in
examinations than students from state schools, and that men do better than
women. I regard this as the most important news of the week. I do so
partly because I make some of my living from these languages, and so have
a financial interest in their survival. I do so mainly because I see the
proposal as a further enemy advance in the Culture War through which we
have been living for at least the past two generations.
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The Road Trip from Hell
by Paul Bonneau
For some reason, this memory of long ago came back to
me. We were going to a family reunion in Medford, Wisconsin,
which is right about in the middle of the state. It was the German side of
the family, and a fair number of them were still farmers. We all decided
to meet in the Minneapolis airport, and then drive a rented car across to
Medford. It ended up that it was me, my wife, my mother, and some subset
of my sisters (I have 5 of them). I don’t recall who, exactly, but the car
was pretty full up.
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Judo from the Transhumanists.
by Anther Khan
The extermination of ants and frogs etc is sometimes
accomplished by blocking reproduction. Chemicals can be used to keep
insects and animals from reproducing so they just stop with a last
generation.
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