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A new novel by yours truly is situated on a utopian planet on which two Americans experience a series of novel and often humorous adventures. In the course of their travails, they discover the planet’s religious, economic, political, and social institutions that obey a coherent set of nature-inspired rules–all accruing, of course, to the enormous benefit of the planet’s population

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A new, short-lived form of corporation would give the unemployed an opportunity to rejoin the commercial world.

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Why religion was instrumental in furthering human progress and why its blind allegiance to ancient texts is preventing it from doing so today.

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Given a spring cleaning and a new set of commandments, religion could once again assume its influential role of reformer and peacemaker

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All it takes to get Cartism underway is a little programming.

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A minority opinion on the rush-to-judgment media assault.

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Stelzer’s conversation with Neuman

Word Count: 891 A random collection of practices in foreign countries that, on their face, seem superior to comparable practices of our own and, therefore, be possibly worth emulating.

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Raising the possibility of a dual currency.

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Our dilemma is that we must defend ourselves against terrorism yet, at the same time, the cost of doing so is unsustainable under the rules we have set for ourselves.

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Be prepared to flee indoors.

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The Tehran Telegraph covers a highpoint in the cultural life of this enlightened metropolis.

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Unprecedented challenges call for unprecendented action.

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Needed: a universal, democratic (minus legislators) constitution capable of withstanding the storms that have brought down nations in the past

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Constitution must be protected by an International Costabulary acting within a jurisdiction like that of a local police force.

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The 800-pound gorilla in the classroom is the teachers union.

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The education of Hiram Stolz, protester.

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Our dilemma is that we must defend ourselves against terrorism yet, at the same time, the cost of doing so is unsustainable under the rules we have set for ourselves.

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Unprecedented challenges call for unprecendented action.

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The President can call for more jobs until he is blue in the face but his words will ring hollow if the factory floor is empty

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A nostalgic look back at the four groups that were most responsible for the Great Recession.

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What it will take, in my opinion, to rescue the country from its perilous economic state.

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A new, short-lived form of corporation would give the unemployed an opportunity to rejoin the commercial world.

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Be prepared to flee indoors.

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A few modest suggestions designed to eliminate income disparity, class envy, street violence, revolutions and other disagreeable features of our economic system.

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The President can call for more jobs until he is blue in the face but his words will ring hollow if the factory floor is empty

Word Count 2005
Exclusive report on what the country needs now

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What it will take, in my opinion, to rescue the country from its perilous economic state.

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The Security and Exchange Commission has failed miserably to meet its own mission-statement objectives.

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The reasons fissures keep occurring in the economy is the same reason cracks keep appearing in the walls of some houses. The problem in both cases is that they’re sitting on a shaky foundation. Plastering over the cracks doesn’t help for long; the next tremors from below dislocate things all over again.

The question “what’s wrong with our economic system?” thus ineluctably leads to the question, “what’s wrong with money?”

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A new, short-lived form of corporation would give the unemployed an opportunity to rejoin the commercial world.

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A minority opinion on the rush-to-judgment media assault.

Word count: 5070

The 800-pound gorilla in the classroom is the teachers union.

Word count: 1213
The education of Hiram Stolz, protester.

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For those viewers of the “Atlas Shrugged” movie in need of an antidote.

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A few modest suggestions designed to eliminate income disparity, class envy, street violence, revolutions and other disagreeable features of our economic system.

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No need to repeat the criticisms of Obama’s health care reform bill. What disturbs me even more is what the bill leaves out.

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The food voucher system is virtually cost free to the government. It is, in reality, a form of income redistribution in which the rich, on a voluntary basis, subsidize the poor.

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A new novel by yours truly is situated on a utopian planet on which two Americans experience a series of novel and often humorous adventures. In the course of their travails, they discover the planet’s religious, economic, political, and social institutions that obey a coherent set of nature-inspired rules–all accruing, of course, to the enormous benefit of the planet’s population

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Stelzer’s conversation with Neuman

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Conclusion: Stelzer’s conversation with Neuman

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Father, I cannot tell the truth.

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Drinking bout results in Czechered mindset

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Eddie relates the sad fate of Herculus and SVI’s declining fortunes

Stelzer and Matilda are joined by Eddie on their walk back to the dorm from the Pageant

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For those viewers of the “Atlas Shrugged” movie in need of an antidote.

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Why religion was instrumental in furthering human progress and why its blind allegiance to ancient texts is preventing it from doing so today.

Word count: 2617
Given a spring cleaning and a new set of commandments, religion could once again assume its influential role of reformer and peacemaker

Word count: 1493
All it takes to get Cartism underway is a little programming.

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Before Islam can be considered a legitimate religion, it has to act like one.

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Creationism has enjoyed considerable success in its confrontation with various branches of science. Physics next?

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How about another cultural revolution? Not necessarily as fervid as the first and certainly not as violent. But one that might have as great an impact over an even longer period.

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I originally intended to describe a viable contemporary religion in essay form. However, the more I tried to anticipate expected criticism, the more a dialogue format asserted itself.

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Minister McIntyre of the Church of Scientific Guidance instructs the couple in his religion’s system of beliefs. The two lovers become devotees and are happily reconciled.

Word Count: 891 A random collection of practices in foreign countries that, on their face, seem superior to comparable practices of our own and, therefore, be possibly worth emulating.

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A minority opinion on the rush-to-judgment media assault.

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Be prepared to flee indoors.

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Father, I cannot tell the truth.

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For those viewers of the “Atlas Shrugged” movie in need of an antidote.

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Politics aside, the fact is that some nations do some things better than we do in the U.S. I’ve listed a few that come to mind. Perhaps you can contribute others via comments.

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Random ideas that would never see the light of day but for the Internet. More proof that it is indeed a mixed blessing.