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Ophelia Benson has an odd idea about how identity is constructed:
beliefs arenât actually a matter of identity and shouldnât be treated as if they were.
This claim seems so obviously false that I can't really imagine how she could have written it.
We can see how this plays out in religion: there…
The city of Nara, near Kyoto, is full of temples and shrines dating back to the eigth centruy, when it was briefly the capital of Japan. One of the largest shrines in the city, the Kasuga Taisha shrine, is dedicated to deities that use deer as their sacred messengers.
As a result, deer are allowed…
14 Jan 2010. Seven die in India temple festival stampede
Previous stampedes.
Sep 30, 2008. Atleast 100 dead at Chamunda Devi temple in the city of Jodhpur.
August 3. 140 dead. 40 children. Stampede at the Nainadevi temple, Himachal Pradesh.
July. 6 dead. Stampede at Jagannath temple, Orissa.
March…
Today. Atleast 100 dead at Chamunda Devi temple in the city of Jodhpur.
Previous stampedes.
August 3. 140 dead. 40 children. Stampede at the Nainadevi temple, Himachal Pradesh.
July. 6 dead. Stampede at Jagannath temple, Orissa.
March. 10 dead. Stampede at temple, Madhya Pradesh.
January. 5 dead.…
John, your post brings to mind an article I once read about single letter typos. It may have been in Scientific Armenian some decades ago.
An example from the article was 'I love your daughter' instead of 'I love your laughter', and the trouble that could ensue from such a miss-print. A possessive father might think such laughter warrant slaughter. You see how it goes.
Slightly off-topic is second guessing what the current POTUS might mean when he utters anything at all. Verbal typos, as it were.
We think we know he meant 'Australian' when he recently commented on 'Austrian' troops in Iraq, and we think we know he meant 'APEC' when he spoke of 'OPEC' at the same venue. And this leads me to wonder if his advisers and staff have to continuousloy second-guess the meaning of anything he says or any instructions he gives them, and what the consequence of getting it wrong might be.
An example: 'Lynch them assholes' or 'Launch the missiles' springs to mind.
A nutter failure to communicate.
Thank you for that ifnormation (my next typo)...