How about...
A series of external issues have challenged the internal unity of NATO
since the fall of the Berlin Wall
Bosnia
Kosova
Aghanistan
now Iraq
soon North Korea
These are the external factors but in dialectics external factors are not
the cause of change, merely sometimes the
I've put the papers of Jonathan Nitzan on my 'puter, so folks can download
them from there as well. They can be found here:
http://www.zopyra.com/~rael/AllAboutOil.pdf
and
http://www.zopyra.com/~rael/PoliticalEconomyOfIsrael.pdf
Bill
what's the cite for this?
max
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Subject: [PEN-L:34560] Nitzan Papers
I've put the papers of Jonathan Nitzan on my 'puter, so folks
http://www.federalreserve.gov/BoardDocs/HH/2003/february/testimony.htm
I am trying to locate a radical economist who might be willing to
research the effects of the City and County of San Francisco
seceding from the State of California and the USA in order to
become a free state.
The beginning of the project is at
http://www.freestateofsf.org/
We need some analysis
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/11/business/worldbusiness/11CND-MICRO.html
February 11, 2003
European Trade Group Files Suit Over Windows XP
By PAUL MELLER
RUSSELS, Feb. 11 A computer industry trade group said today that it
had filed a complaint about Microsoft Corp.'s Windows XP operating
Dear members of Pen-L,
My name is Marcela Perelman, I live and work in Buenos Aires. I work at
Center for Social and Legal Studies (Centro de Estudios Legales y
Sociales/ CELS), an NGO with a large tradition in the fight for human
rights since last dictatorship.
I work for a program named
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From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1) A great truth is a truth whose opposite is also a great truth. - Niels
Bohr
That's right. It's extremely unclear what Bohr was saying. For all we know,
he may be totally wrongheaded in the above statement. We can't
If you don't know what
Russell's paradox is I'll take the liberty of asking
that you look it up as it's one of the most
important results of 20th century mathematics-logic.
Feel free to refuse.
Alternatively, Ian, you could carry out the task of
looking up problems for all and only all
At 11/02/03 07:33 +, you wrote:
What do Americans think of other countries? Here's a Gallup poll.
by Frank Newport
GALLUP NEWS SERVICE
Full text at
http://gallup.com/poll/releases/pr030210.asp
Yes but at least France is still in positive territory.
Look at the massive negative rating
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Alternatively, Ian, you could carry out the task of
looking up problems for all and only all those
listmembers who won't look them up for themselves :-)
dd
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Ian
These how'mIdoin polls reflect how successful the domestic media have been
in parroting Bush foreign policy feeds to the media, and are a form of
self-congratulatory reinforcement, to which the media enthusiastically
subscribe..As you will agree no doubt. So what's their effect otherwise?
Whipup
Ian Murray wrote:
snipping, because I detect, possibly erroneously, obtuseness on your
part. If you don't know what Russell's paradox is I'll take the
liberty of asking that you look it up as it's one of the most
important results of 20th century mathematics-logic. Feel free to
refuse.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't know what
Russell's paradox is I'll take the liberty of asking
that you look it up as it's one of the most
important results of 20th century mathematics-logic.
Feel free to refuse.
Alternatively, Ian, you could carry out the task of
ravi wrote:
on the paradox, my potentially incorrect attempt at summarizing the
history and details:
Isn't it the same as the Cretan Liar paradox.
The Cretan says, all statements made by Cretans are false.
I don't know the exact history -- but Russell's discovery must have been
the
Forget Russell, read Wittgenstein. The Philosophical Investigations is a
real treat.
What I love about Wittgenstein is that he writes about very difficult
things in very simple languageas opposed to most philosophers, who
write about very simple things in very impenetrable language. At the
joanna bujes wrote:
Forget Russell, read Wittgenstein. The Philosophical Investigations is a
real treat.
i believe wittgenstein's cambridge lectures on the foundations of
mathematics might also be an interesting read in this matter. of
particular interest is the tussle between the hard-nosed
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Forget Russell, read Wittgenstein. The Philosophical Investigations is a
real treat.
What I love about
At 06:28 PM 02/11/2003 -0500, you wrote:
but the russell that ian recommends we read is not the philosopher of
logical atomism or atheism or the silliness of marriage ;-). the
development of the formalization of mathematics triggered by frege
(peano et al) in the late 19th century and brought to
Carrol Cox wrote:
ravi wrote:
on the paradox, my potentially incorrect attempt at summarizing the
history and details:
Isn't it the same as the Cretan Liar paradox.
The Cretan says, all statements made by Cretans are false.
I don't know the exact history -- but Russell's discovery must
Sorry about linear algebra. You didn't find eigenvectors beautiful?
Peter
joanna bujes wrote:
I only like math because it's beautiful and elegant, but I have no
desire (and probably no ability) to understand why it is so. I
made it through Calculus and vector calculus...was bored to
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/unions/story/0,12189,892773,00.htmlGuardian February 10, 2003 War
could cause mass walkouts Trade union leaders today warned that there
could be "massive" strikes ifand when an attack on Iraq was launched.
Speaking at a Stop the War coalition meeting, the
So how come there are no headlines mentioning that
the US and the terrorists agree that Hussein must go?
MSNB engaged in creative editing to hide bin
Laden's criticism of Hussein.
Storey at: http://www.antiwar.com/justin/j021203.html
Cheers, Ken Hanly
But it turns out
that what can't be
Vulnerable but ignored: how catastrophe threatens the 12 million children
of Iraq
By Leonard Doyle Foreign Editor, The Independent
12 February 2003
They come from above, from the air, and will
kill us and destroy us. I can explain to you that
we fear this every day and every night.
Shelma
Ravi writes, among other things:
the background is russell's attempt to derive mathematics from logic
based on richard dedekind and gottlob frege's formalisms. but in the
attempt, russell discovered in inherent paradox arising from frege's
notion of a function. russell wrote to frege: let 'w'
Title: RE: [PEN-L:34584] Bush and Bin Laden agree on regime change
I was somewhat flattered to be called an infidel by ObL (since he called all socialists infidels).
JD
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Sent: 2/11/2003 6:07 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:34584] Bush and Bin Laden agree
In a message dated 2/11/03 12:02:59 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about...
A series of external issues have challenged the internal unity of NATO
since the fall of the Berlin Wall
Bosnia
Kosova
Aghanistan
now Iraq
soon North Korea
These are the external factors but
Has everybody here stocked up on duct tape -- just in case.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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Has everybody here stocked up on duct tape -- just in case.
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I didn't. The sales clerk said a bunch of folks from Wall Street came in and bought
every roll and
cleared out the aisle with all the bubble
The Japan Times: Feb. 12, 2003
METI aims to help sick firms beat bankruptcy
Changes to business regulations and special tax breaks will be considered to
help ailing companies avoid bankruptcy and get back on their feet, according
to government draft guidelines released Tuesday.
According to the
Title: RE: [PEN-L:34590] Re: duct tape
Michael P:
Has everybody here stocked up on duct tape -- just in case.
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I didn't. The sales clerk said a bunch of folks from Wall Street came in
and bought every roll and
cleared out the aisle with all the bubble gum too.
Ian
No wonder he doesnt get much press coverage any more!
Cheers, Ken Hanly
WEB POSTED 09-13-2002
by The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan
[Editor's note: With President George W. Bush beating the war drums for an
attack on Iraq, The Final Call
reprints excerpts from Min. Louis Farrakhan's
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From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(This discussion is going in extremely abstract circles. Either it should
stop here
=
Hey, given your opening Ari-logic prescription, you're right. Because I'm not
writing a book for the list on the list.
Bill Lear wrote:
I've put the papers of Jonathan Nitzan on my 'puter, so folks can download
them from there as well. They can be found here:
http://www.zopyra.com/~rael/AllAboutOil.pdf
and
http://www.zopyra.com/~rael/PoliticalEconomyOfIsrael.pdf
I've had a chance to look at these
Just at the time film noir was going into decline in the USA during the
1950s, it got a new lease on life in France. To a certain extent,
Hollywood's loss was France's gain as blacklisted directors such as
Jules Dassin simply picked up where they left off with films like
Rififi. In addition to
NY Times, Feb. 11, 2003
NATO Fails to Settle Iraq Rift; China Seeks More Inspections
By RICHARD BERNSTEIN with CRAIG S. SMITH
BRUSSELS, Feb. 11 - NATO failed today to settle its deep differences
over Iraq, the worst rift in the alliance's history, but a spokesman
said informal talks would
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Peter Dorman wrote:
Sorry about linear algebra. You didn't find
eigenvectors beautiful?
Peter
I was always told that there were two ways to learn
linear algebra; the hard way and the easy way. And the
easy way doesn't work.
dd
Clearly the Bush Administration (BA) is delighted with the latest Bin
Laden tape, which it has promptly acknowledged. This to them successfully
links the relevance of invading Iraq to the war on terrorism, despite the
embarrassing fact that the war against Al-Qaeda failed to capture the
number
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