Tag: Aesop’s Fables

• We have seen better days

  Things seem to change so quickly nowadays, don’t they? Of course we often grow impatient if they don’t; we expect a channel to change as soon as we press the button, the Google result to appear immediately; waiting for the red light to turn green at an intersection seems to take far too long. We […]

  gozzter

  May 4, 2022

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  Aesop’s Fables, BBC Future, Cassandra, change, effects, Johan Galtung, multimodality, poisons, Princeton University, Richard Fisher, Rob Nixon, slow violence, structural violence, Violence

• The Bicameral Mind

  Time to unwrap the Jeremiad again, I’m afraid; I’m getting tired of this. Really tired. I know it’s an American thing, but stop it will you? Or can you? Every time there’s a bicameral shift it tears the fabric a little more and unravels what I want to believe about your country. Yes, I’m Canadian […]

  gozzter

  January 25, 2017

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  Aesop’s Fables, bicameral system of government, Canada, family planning, federal defunding, gynaecological convention, Heaven, Hell, Jeremiad, mailboxes, opinions, pregnancy termination, USA, women’s rights