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Category Archives: Personal reflections
Paleos and Porn
Paleo Retiree writes: I’ve been spending some time recently marveling at paleoconservatives, and particularly at the traditionalist-Catholic crowd. Now, I’m sympathetic to a fair amount of the cases they make, and the paleo/traditionalist critique of modernity is one of the … Continue reading
“Damsels in Distress”
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Like Fabrizio, I recently watched Whit Stillman’s latest mocking eulogy for WASP culture and enjoyed it quite a bit. In the DVD commentary Stillman says the budget and shooting style was like his first film Metropolitan and this movie feels like … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Personal reflections, Travel
Tagged Greta Gerwig, New York, WASPs, Whit Stillman
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Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: When is it OK for somebody to use their iPhone (or any phone) when they’re out with other people?
Posted in Personal reflections
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Animal Hoarding and Disability
Paleo Retiree writes: Over the last few weeks, I’ve been working my way through an Animal Planet “animal hoarders” show on the tube. (Actually on Netflix Instant — haven’t had a cable subscription in years. Why bother with one? The … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Demographics, Personal reflections, Politics and Economics, Television
Tagged Animal Planet, Idiocracy, television
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Question Lady Question
What do you think makes for a great bar?
Posted in Personal reflections
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Question Lady Question
Do you think ambiguity has been destroyed by emoticons?
Posted in Personal reflections
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Girliness, Alive and Well on the Internet
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: The culture doesn’t provide for much in the way of girliness these days. Have you noticed? I guess I should define what I mean by girliness, but I’m not sure I can whittle it down to … Continue reading
Aoun on Higher Education
Fenster writes: I am basically a higher education person, more comfortable in an institution than out on my own, and more comfortable in a non-profit, mission-based organization than in a for-profit one. I recognize this to be a matter of … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Personal reflections
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The Collapse, Part Three
Paleo Retiree writes: This is Part Three of a three-part series. Part One of this series is here. Part Two is here. As helpful as those resources are, though, I confess that temperamentally I’m not of the “We can make … Continue reading
The Collapse, Part Two
Paleo Retiree writes: This is Part Two of a three-part series. Part One is here. Another distinction that I’ve found useful is between people who think the current system can be responsibly and successfully managed and people who think that our … Continue reading