..." model is better than having an orgasm. Your standards are like what Joseph Henry Shorthouse (1834-1903) said about Wordsworth’s admission that he might have gotten drunk at Cambridge: “In all probability, Wordsworth’s standard of intoxication was miserably low’ “ Well, of course -- you people in Potomac probably have Bertazzonis in ...

... is better than having an orgasm. Your standards are like what Joseph Henry Shorthouse (1834-1903) said about Wordsworth’s admission that he might have gotten drunk at Cambridge: “In all probability, Wordsworth’s standard of intoxication was miserably low’ “ My sympathies! -- James Silverton Potomac, Maryland Email, with obvious ...

..., but I'm not depending on it; rather on my own CS days back in the eighties. Obviously now it is a more generic term. It certainly had this meaning in the 80's or earlier. [Indeed, Emacs' use of the term is evidence that it dates back even to the mid-70s or earlier.] -Miles -- Infancy, n. The period of our lives when, according to Wordsworth, 'Heaven lies about us.' The world begins lying about us pretty soon afterward.

... of neural firings, which then get translated to patterns of neural connections, thereby establishing a memory of the spoken words in the listener's mind. Do you think sound science can explain the beauty of Wordsworth poem or the plot of a Shakespeare play??? Please answer this question! Sheehan asserts that the constant flitting of memetic patterns from one substrate to another makes memes so difficult to pin down, as ...

... the OP means by "Nature". Assuming that the OP is not a complete madman throwing out words at random, it is painfully clear that he is using what C. S. Lewis calls the "dangerous sense" of "nature", and is, in effect, claiming that Bach was a disciple of Wordsworth, quod est absurdum. -- John W. Kennedy Read the remains of Shakespeare's lost play, now annotated! http://pws.prserv.net/jwkennedy/Double%%20Falshood/index.html

... our ravaged century," such as Isaiah Berlin, Kenneth Minogue, Robert Conquest, Jonathan Glover, James Scott, and Daniel Chirot, have pointed to Utopian dreams as a major cause of twentieth-century nightmares. For that matter, Wordsworth's revolutionary France, "thrilled with joy" while human nature was "born again," turned out to be no picnic either. It's not just behaviorists and Stalinists who forgot that a denial of human nature may ...

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... Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831) in Germany; Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850) in Britain. Philosophically romanticism represents a shift from the objective to the subjective: .... The romantic emphasis on the individual was reflected in ideas of self- realisation and nature. Wordsworth thought that the individual could directly understand nature without the need for society and social artifice, ...

...this web of fantasy you've built for yourself is a complete pile of horseshit. It's only your lack of substance that keeps your house of cards together, as I've told you time and time again. Blah blah blah, wordsworth. You've got nothing to show for yourself, so you make fun of people that do. You're sad and worthless. Nothing but words, years of posts to a usenet to make you feel good about yourself, but no practical experience of...