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Pop culture and some news put through a filter of optimistic cynicism. Also, lots of vanity. And seemingly a great deal about children. More than some might expect. Written by John Moe
Of Interest
- Conservatize Me, a book I wrote, in hardback
- Conservatize Me, a book I wrote, in paperback
- What Matthew Baldwin, the Defective Yeti proprietor, who made me what I am today, has to say
- Talking Points Memo
- What Jeannie has to say
- What Scott Chicken has to say
- What Tina has to say
- What Dup's Blog has to say
- Deadspin
- Seattlest
Mappy thing!
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May
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- A Conversation with Charlie (Age 6) About The Lord...
- Hotdish On A StickSo my recent discussion of the i...
- Helvetica?Helvetica! (Blogger doesn't offer Helvet...
- Clearing Up MisconceptionsI still love Seattle. It...
- Hello. My name is John Moe.So I was at Caribou Cof...
- Why I'm in St. PaulFor someone who makes his livin...
- I am in St. PaulNot the actual saint, just the Min...
- We Have a Winner for Political Quote of the YearTh...
- New Games Designed by Kate (Age 4) Based On Songs ...
- I Don't Want to Show This to My Good Friend Sean N...
- Music Pick Wednesday!I think this new Modest Mouse...
- Am I Notable? I am not. At least according to this...
- Proposed cover of paperback edition of (did I ment...
- Rules for Rock, Paper, Scissors as Established by ...
- The Old Negro Space ProgramRented For Your Conside...
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- Tonight is Bon Jovi Night on American IdolOther ni...
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3 comments:
"I'm curious, is there anyone onstage tonight who does believe in unicorns?"
Damn! And I had my Brownback / Huckabee '08 bumpersticker all printed up, too.
The moderator asked an asinine question, though. You can't "believe" in evolution. It's not a matter of faith, despite efforts to make it into one. The question is, "Do you accept in the greater part the principles behind the scientific theory of evolution: humans are the end result of four billion years of cellular evolution, in which species appear and go extinct, and that the earth is perhaps billions of years old?" Now that's a real question. "Do you believe in evolution?" is like asking, "Do you believe in gravity." "No, I don't believe in gravity. But through lifelong empirical evidence, I accept that an unseen force provides attraction between matter that keeps me flying into space, no matter how hard I try."
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