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I've always believed that Republicans, Democrats, and politicians in general have been laughing behind our backs for years. Both of the major parties that dominate the political system in the U.S. have shown themselves to be full of lying hypocrites out to plunder the system for as much cash and power as they can grab. (Read the entire blog entry)

Will Michigan be the first voluntarily funded form of government?  Not yet, but I can hope! (Read the entire blog entry)

While Rand was quite vocal in her praise of Aristotle, much of her philosophy and many of her doctrines are strikingly similar to that of two other schools which during the Hellenistic age held much greater influence than did the Peripatos. One school, the Stoics, is mostly familiar to us in the parody of Spock, the "emotionless" pointy-eared Vulcan. The Epicureans were so hated by the early Christians and Jews that epicure and apikoros became bywords for godlessness and licentiousness. This characterization was, of course, a slander, but even Spinoza in the 17th Century was branded apikoros as he was placed under the almost unprecedented lifetime kherem or excommunication of the Jewry of Amsterdam. Below I have posted the forty Principle Doctrines. My source is epicurus.net

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http://ruleofreason.blogspot.com/2007/09/colonial-williamsburgs-summit-of.htm (Read the entire blog entry)

Interesting ways to make a living. (Read the entire blog entry)

The "right to life" has been misinterpreted by the socialists and the true nature of socialism is viciousness and contrary to human values. (Read the entire blog entry)

Karma is a modern, and severely flawed, social bias, substituting for morality from rational thought. (Read the entire blog entry)

Reflections on our complex science and technology. (Read the entire blog entry)

Today I went swimming in a swimming pool.  I'm nice and clean.  I wish I could do that everyday! ... (Read the entire blog entry)