Doublethink

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Despite his protests to the contrary, the legendary scientist was a believer — not in God, but in little green men.

What does copyright mean in a YouTube world? And who gets to decide?

Baylen Linnekin tastes the forbidden food and investigates why it’s so controversial.

Everyone who advocates sex education is advocating the imposition of a set of values, but only conservatives seem to realize it. In fact, they’re quite up front about it, while liberals tend to believe in some imaginary demarcation between ethics and policy that exists only in their heads.

Jeremy Lott’s unlikely path to political journalism.

For three days after he was fired, Francis sat in the living room, despondent, watching TV. Then he started playing the game.

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Erdogan To Obama: Strong Horse Or Weak Horse? 18 May 2013, 5:59 am

At a joint press conference at the White House on Thursday, President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told us what we already knew: They agree that Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad “needs to go.” The problem, however, lies in the actual playing out of teamwork. Since the start of the civil war [...]

Source: AFF Doublethink Online AFF Doublethink Online | Elisha Maldonado

Authoritarian Can’t Hide Embarrassing Story In The Internet Age 16 May 2013, 9:41 pm

Horses and powerful rulers have an odd relationship. Roman Emperor Caligula named his horse a consul. More recently, the horse of Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov almost killed him. Wearing traditional national dress Turkmen, the authoritarian leader was thrown from his horse last month in a race held in Turkmenistan. He was apparently briefly knocked unconscious [...]

Source: AFF Doublethink Online AFF Doublethink Online | Joseph Hammond