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Tom Maguire really brings a review to the Picketty Inequality thesis, justifying the title of his blog, JustOneMinute. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - April 26, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Policing
Ken White provides comic relief. And a sobering review, in passing, on Putin and his treatment of the opposition in Russia. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - April 19, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

An Appreciation of John Roberts
David Brooks analyzes the implication of the McCutcheon decision in the setting of campaign finance reform. David Brooks keeps at it with an instructive comment on Passover, also the 'Common Core' kerrflue. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - April 7, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Women Lawyers and the Catholic Church
The Judge's example from his own life is a door to a different perspective. One of his daughters was marrying in a Catholic Church; from his viewpoint another daughter's breasts were too exposed though he wasn't 'provoked.' If a kind word about the Catholic Church may be allowed as a Lenten Penance, the faith perhaps promoted a culture where women can feel beautiful without being provocative. Perhaps in part it is the persistence of the 'ever virgin' Mary, beautiful without being provocative, or some legacy of the 'women from Galilee' who accompanied Jesus to Jerusalem; he recognized a right not to be divorced. There are t...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - April 1, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

How the Jews became Chosen
God asked the Greeks if they would be interested in Commandments. 'Name one,' they said. 'Thou shall not commit adultery,' God said. 'Not interested,' said the Greeks. The Arabs also got to an example, 'Thou shalt not steal.' 'Thanks, but..'was the reply. He asked the Jews if they were interested in Commandments. They answered, 'How much are they?' 'Free,' He said, to which they replied, 'We'll take 10.' (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - March 20, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Aks or Ask
"Aks" is a perfectly legitimate variant of "ask" that's been part of English for nearly 800 years. From the romance King Horn (c. 1250): He axede what hi soghte Other to londe broghte. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - March 15, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Primary Day tomorrow
I have been so busy.I am inclined to vote for Corona and David Dewhurst and am surprised the Morning News didn't endorse Dewhurst. Inclined to go with them on the other candidates but given we disagree on the latter may defer. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - March 4, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

In Honor of a Colored Musician
Ann Althouse makes a blog post about singer Sam Cooke. In the comments I learned the sad story about the death of the man with most melodious voice in pop music. One of the commenters has links to his songs. My favorite is Wonderful World. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - February 4, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Mainly Irish history
Great post on Irish history and Catholic or Protestant massacres including more recent Orthodox Serb history which, not mentioned there but in a book about him, Pius XII supposedy supported. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - January 15, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Weltanschauung
Part of the cultural background for right and wrong and ideals are readings from the Bible. But the Bible provides angry and empathetic viewpoints that can be hard to reconcile. I came to Jews and Anti-Judaism in the New Testament: Decision Points and Divergent Interpretationsas he commented on Gregory Baum's earlier work. It is an excellent analysis of the problem brought up in its title. It gave me a new perspective on the New Testament. Along with taking the arguments seriously, it occurs to me that in some sense the modern age is anti-Christian just in the thought 'it is hard to consider such things without data.' Neve...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - January 6, 2014 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Tags: antisemitism Bible hermeneutics Jew Source Type: blogs

Social Change as an example of Punctuated Equilibria
Five Germanys I Have Knownis partly written in response to the question of how the Nazi period came to be. The question lingers. Various factors are discussed. I wonder if it isn't useful in considering this issue to have lived inside a cultural shift; such a thing happened in the late 60's. There was the suppression of leftist viewpoints in the 50s, the discovery of the pill, the real price of the 'pay any price' anticommunism for a generation raised in part according to the doctrine of tell the child why. Suddenly there was a change; ultimately I think because the youth wanted to go there reorganizing the factors just me...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - December 17, 2013 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

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Dallas Mayor Rawlings JFK Event speech. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - November 26, 2013 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Oprah and criticism of the president
In a person's death, 'I will come as a thief in the night.' Fr. Denis Farkasfalvy pointed out 'for the skeptics' that Jesus must certainly have said that for none of his followers would have put those words in his mouth. 'Have you ever had a thief in your house?' Fr. Abbot said. 'It is a surprise, disruptive, and humiliating. The passage of time is the passage of opportunity and can you imagine the disruption, the humiliation of the thief death.' And I think in a roundabout way these thoughts explain Oprah Winfrey's assertion that criticism of the president is racist. Many back lives did not come to a full fruition but rat...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - November 18, 2013 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs

Divide and Ruin
Been reading . Just read about 'Munich' regarding which the author, Fritz Stern, asserts that General Beck, then head of the German military, had prepared a coup should England have refused to give in to Hitler's demands. The first World War was in part occasioned by Britain's strategy of keeping down a strong power on the continent, which conflict Germany looked to win without German opposition. This apparently mirrored Britain's strategy in India where it sought to keep in conflict potentially rival factions so that it could rule. It is what Britain did in interwar Palestine promoting ant anti-Jewish mufti over other mor...
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - November 8, 2013 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Tags: Book Britain Germany Holocaust Jewish war Source Type: blogs

Dizzying Success Of ObamaCare Inspires Private Sector
Fresh from the Cube has some great left movement satire. The roll out of ObmaCare turns out to be a howler they can appreciate. (Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans)
Source: a psychiatrist who learned from veterans - October 24, 2013 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Source Type: blogs