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Abstracts of essays; news; announcements; short takes.
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- Yawning Bread Sampler
- This blog carries summary abstracts of Yawning Bread essays, with space for comments.
Here too are other tidbits that are too short for the main Yawning Bread site.
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May
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- The second Burmese conversation
- The displacement of reason
- Seminar on Internet regulatory reform
- From Azerbaijan with camp
- Where are we now with stem cell research?
- We're prepared to listen, says government
- Cuba holds anti-homophobia event
- The unnatural afterlife of the Section 377A debate
- Long term investments or long shots?
- Burma should be suspended from Asean
- Gay marriage victory in California Supreme Court
- Stop demolishing, start integrating
- Hong Kong broadcasting regulator's decision overtu...
- Here's proof: Section 377A being enforced
- In the eye of the cyclone stands immobile the junta
- IDAHO - International Day Against Homophobia, 17 M...
- MICA acknowledges the internet proposals submitted
- The pigeons are among us already
- Guilty until proven innocent: the case of William ...
- Packable politics and its press
- HIV hits new high. Solution: punish
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2 comments:
It smacks of malpractice for a psychologist to allow his personnel religious beliefs to influence his treatment of patients. Perhaps someone should actually try a malpractice suit!
Steven Weinberg (who was quoted by Richard Dawkins in his book "The God Delusion") said "Religion is an insult to human dignity. With or without it, you'd have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, it takes religion." How apt!
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