RE: Knowledge, Memes and Sensory Perception

From: Wade T. Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Mon Jan 14 2002 - 14:00:37 GMT

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    On 01/13/02 22:15, Jeremy Bradley said this-

    >Is a juggernaut 'natural' -[?]

    No reason to assume it's not.

    >and does its 'might' make it 'right'.[?]

    It does what it does.

    Otherwise, I don't remember mentioning this in reference to politics or
    the power of states, but, perhaps I did....

    - Wade

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