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Mac Sterling

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Minardis, in its 2.7 second review of every tv show and movie ever made, chose as its favorite, season 5 episode 22 of Seinfeld which was entitled “The Opposite” and in which the beloved nebbish George is gratified by career and ro...

18 days ago
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To a physician and a plumber, a coffee cup is a donut

To a police officer, a donut is a good accompaniment to a cup of coffee, but to an ant or a physician or a plumber, a donut is essentially a coffee cup.

When I realized this, I developed greater respect for plumbers and I became a better d...

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Grace is for Everyone

Grace. It’s one of those qualities associated with religion, but grace is for everyone, even atheists like me. I grew up in an atheist household where items like grace just weren’t on the menu. God was not on the menu either. This was not...

2 months ago
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The Homeomorphy of Fiction

This is a brief essay about how good stories have a natural shape. The narrative shape of a good story is bounded by things we all want to know more about, which is essentially who did what to whom and why. If I tell you a story about a gir...

2 months ago
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What if the Roman Emperor Constantine had converted to Judaism instead of Christianity?

What if the Roman Emperor Constantine had converted to Judaism instead of Christianity?

What might have occurred is that Judaism might have become the dominant religion in Europe and Christians might have become a persecuted minority. The...

4 months ago
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