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Author: sirblob2
Date: Jul 1, 2008 21:59

time and narration 2 and can some1 explain this to me? especially the
greimas part?
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Author: Lance
Date: Jul 1, 2008 15:11

NYT
July 1, 2008
Mind
Decades Later, Still Asking: Would I Pull That Switch?
By BENEDICT CAREY
Some of psychology’s most famous experiments are those that expose the
skull beneath the skin, the apparent cowardice or depravity pooling in
almost every heart.

The findings force a question. Would I really do that? Could I betray
my own eyes, my judgment, even my humanity, just to complete some
experiment?

The answer, if it’s an honest one, often gives rise to observations
about the cruelties of the day, whether suicide bombing, torture or
gang atrocities. And so a psych experiment — a mock exercise, testing
individual behavior — can become something else, a changing prism
through which people view the larger culture, for better and for
worse.
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  Fooling yourself?         


Author: Lance
Date: Jul 1, 2008 15:07

NYT
July 1, 2008
Findings
Deep Down, We Can’t Fool Even Ourselves
By JOHN TIERNEY
In voting against the Bush tax cut in 2001, Senator John McCain said
he “cannot in good conscience support a tax cut in which so many of
the benefits go to the most fortunate.” Today he campaigns in favor of
extending that same tax cut beyond its expiration date.

Senator Barack Obama last year called himself a “longtime advocate” of
public financing of election campaigns. This month, he reiterated his
“support” for such financing while becoming the first major party
presidential nominee ever to reject it for his own campaign.

Do you think either of these men is a hypocrite?

If so, does this hypocrite really believe, in his heart, what he is
saying?
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