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Does anonymity breed contempt?
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jmcgee
Well, according to this item, yes. (Is anyone surprised?) From the New York Times: There you are, peacefully reading an article or watching a video on the Internet. You finish, find it thought-provoking, and scroll down to the comments section to see what other people thought. And there, lurking among dozens of well-intentioned opinions, is…
The Advent Conspiracy, 2010
By
jmcgee
From the folks behind the Advent Conspiracy, another powerful and provocative challenge to the world.
Most realistic CGI ever?
By
jmcgee
Maybe. Get a load of this striking ad for Silestone kitchen countertops, and read all about it.
Pope to journos: “Proclaim the Good News”
By
jmcgee
Details: On Friday Pope Benedict XVI urged Catholic journalists to “courageously serve the truth, presenting the reasons for faith beyond ideological visions”. He was speaking to a group of editors and reporters from the Italian Federation Catholic Weeklies. In his comments he said “The unique function of Catholic newspapers” is to “proclaim the Good News”…
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