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Simon Sarris has been writing for a time about where culture comes from. He describes the commonly held assumption is that cities spawn culture. He also claims that this is wrong—culture comes from the hinterlands.
Plagiarism is in the news lately—I’m against it. As @Meaningness1 puts it,
One of the primary themes of this blog is the intergenerational transfer of knowledge. Hunting is an interesting case: in the modern era, it’s practiced only 9 days per year. In this short season, enough information must be transmitted to e...
Neither a waltz workshop nor a metawaltz workshop lend themselves easily to filming, so while other talks are available on youtube, I did at least want to jot down an outline for posterity.
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