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On being raised by (academic) wolves

Category: The Life Academic
Posted on: March 3, 2006 12:33 PM, by John Lynch

Over at Majikthise, a blog (on analytical philosophy and liberal politics) that I have just noticed, Lindsay has the following to say:

Being raised by academic hippies is like being raised by wolves--you can rejoin human society, but you can never integrate seamlessly.

That's probably true for being raised by academics in general. My daughter is, I fear, doomed.

Read the rest of Lindsay's post which includes this gem:

My uncle, the philosopher, used to be a heavy smoker. One day when I was about six, I said, no doubt irritatingly,

"If I were you, I wouldn't smoke."

He answered, "If you were me, you'd smoke. I smoke." I thought about that for a long time.

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>He answered, "If you were me, you'd smoke. I smoke."
>I thought about that for a long time.

ROFLOL

Posted by: TrekJunkie Author Profile Page | March 3, 2006 5:49 PM

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