ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 28 2006 | news, politics, bush sucks
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ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 01 2006 | politics, news
Quoted: Is it just a coincidence that Halloween and America's national elections usually fall just a week apart? Politics is scary, definitely more frightening than ghosts, goblins and Frankenstein's monster. No wonder Presidential masks are so popular during Halloween: What's more horrifying than going to the polls to vote for the people who will determine the fate of the world? And if you're preferred candidate loses, uh oh, there goes the planet.
ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 28 2006 | africa, International, news, music, politics
Don't mix politics and music.
Quoted: Gambian griots find themselves under as much pressure to pluck the right note in praise of the president as journalists to pen Yahya Jammeh's praises.
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ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 20 2006 | news, politics, washington
ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 28 2006 | news, politics, voting, fraud, electronics, elections
Great...
Quoted: And they concluded in a report issued yesterday that it would take only one person, with a sophisticated technical knowledge and timely access to the software that runs the voting machines, to change the outcome [of a national election].
redotted from: brent.meyer
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ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 22 2006 | politics, leaks, CIA, fucked up administration, news
ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 16 2006 | family, virginia, politics, news
My mother got married yesterday in Virginia!
(No, I wasn't there since I was told it would be a quiet 3-person ceremony, but Vince invited 150 people at the last minute.)
Quoted: Virginia's lawmakers took a break yesterday from political wrangling, legislative bickering and partisan squabbling.
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ChrisWei | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 13 2006 | news, politics, gun control






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You must be Chris's friend before you can comment on this Fave.On the one hand some scientists are extremely intolerant of postmodern approaches to knowledge. On the other, it is exactly the insights of postmodernism that explain just how the Bush Administration has waged its war on science. As a pomo-type, part of me says, 'I told you so.'
The problem with this, I see, is the whole scientist-technocrat denial of power relations, and multiple epistemologies. Bully to them for forming this pressure-group, but what happens when scientific truths collide with the political goals of the organization or needed-allies?
Huh? Speak English, professor!
Sciense is pure, science is perfect, science is correct. Anyone who does not agree should be shunned.
How come scientists never have to translate? ;)
(apology: reading Philosophy of Science: A Very Short Introduction for lectures next week). I'm processing.
Get me a cold beer in Twisp and I'll translate.
Deal.
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