The Diseases of Modern Life as seen through the Secular Confessional
I like many of Fred's columns, but this one is sad. Fred is good on culture and language but a logical, statistical thinker he is not.An intellectually honest person with Fred's brains would skip the ancedotes and merely ask: what does the data tell us?But thankfully, intellectually honest thinkers are indeed out there
I live in rural Mexico, in a Third World village. One of my special memories is a debate with two women. A close friend, and a niece (of my wife.)We discussed who had the best novel, Emily Bronte or her sister Charlotte. Wuthering Heights or Jane Eyre.A discussion on classic English literature in a Third World village.Anonymous age 70
@AnonA discussion on classic English literature in a Third World village.Yep, it happens.Thanks for dropping by.
I like many of Fred's columns, but this one is sad. Fred is good on culture and language but a logical, statistical thinker he is not.
ReplyDeleteAn intellectually honest person with Fred's brains would skip the ancedotes and merely ask: what does the data tell us?
But thankfully, intellectually honest thinkers are indeed out there
I live in rural Mexico, in a Third World village. One of my special memories is a debate with two women. A close friend, and a niece (of my wife.)
ReplyDeleteWe discussed who had the best novel, Emily Bronte or her sister Charlotte. Wuthering Heights or Jane Eyre.
A discussion on classic English literature in a Third World village.
Anonymous age 70
@Anon
ReplyDeleteA discussion on classic English literature in a Third World village.
Yep, it happens.
Thanks for dropping by.