Archive | August 10, 2012

S&R Fiction: Sitting in a Tipi, Waiting for a Truck by Nathan Elberg

“We’re lost.” “What are you talking about?”  It was dangerous to be lost in the sub-arctic wilderness, especially in winter. “You and I aren’t where we should be.” We found the beaver trap.”  Albert tried to keep the panic out of his voice.  “You told me Indians don’t get lost.” Fred smiled.  “Well, maybe sometimes…  […]

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The God Test

Suppose the following: Later today, an organization dedicated to studying science and religion announces it has devised a “God Test.” This process will conclusively reveal whether or not there is a god (or gods). Further, it will discern the nature of god, if one (or more) exists. Does it desire/require obeisance/worship? Of what specific sort? […]

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Cheney gets Palinized in Tea Party food fight

Some party food fights are about something, some aren’t. The battle over who’s the greater mistake, Palin or Cheney, is one worth analyzing, especially mid-summer during election doldrums. And it could have election impacts. Read more for an answer to this magical mystery blow-up.

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