Links galore
Something for everyone, I hope! Most of these are entirely unrelated to each other. Here goes:
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Mark Gatiss Responds to “Sherlock Bond” Critic in Rhyming Verse
"No Middle Ground?" by Jim Wright, regarding politics, acting civilized, and whether the end justifies the means.
Media, morality and the neighbor’s cow: When did Ayn Rand become the Republican Party’s bible?: "The value-neutral media "ideal" has left us with a society drained of kindness and mutual responsibility", by Neal Gabler
Arnold Schwarzenegger: I am not a self-made man
compare with this one:
American Huckster: The Untold Story of Napoleon Hill, the Greatest Self-Help Scammer of All Time, by Matt Hovak
6 Reasons Why Intelligent People Fail to Be Happy
Sane Thinking About Mental Problems--another perspective
"On Mourning", a thoughtful article by the writer Ann Leckie
(many thanks to supergee for all these)
What are some of the most mind-blowing facts about the United Kingdom?--originally from Quora, posted by notabler
The Taste of Medieval Food
"When speaking of medieval foods, most people think of one or two things: drab, tasteless foods, or the historically inaccurate meals served at medieval reenactments where patrons eat sans utensils while watching some sort of entertaining reenactment. Both conceptions couldn’t be further from the truth."
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Mark Gatiss Responds to “Sherlock Bond” Critic in Rhyming Verse
"No Middle Ground?" by Jim Wright, regarding politics, acting civilized, and whether the end justifies the means.
Media, morality and the neighbor’s cow: When did Ayn Rand become the Republican Party’s bible?: "The value-neutral media "ideal" has left us with a society drained of kindness and mutual responsibility", by Neal Gabler
Arnold Schwarzenegger: I am not a self-made man
compare with this one:
American Huckster: The Untold Story of Napoleon Hill, the Greatest Self-Help Scammer of All Time, by Matt Hovak
6 Reasons Why Intelligent People Fail to Be Happy
Sane Thinking About Mental Problems--another perspective
"On Mourning", a thoughtful article by the writer Ann Leckie
(many thanks to supergee for all these)
What are some of the most mind-blowing facts about the United Kingdom?--originally from Quora, posted by notabler
The Taste of Medieval Food
"When speaking of medieval foods, most people think of one or two things: drab, tasteless foods, or the historically inaccurate meals served at medieval reenactments where patrons eat sans utensils while watching some sort of entertaining reenactment. Both conceptions couldn’t be further from the truth."