Thursday, July 05, 2007
Thomas Friedman talks about modern living and the Internet in this article, noting that "we're all public figures now". He references a book about the phenomenon, the diversity of human behavior and "how" people do things. Very interesting.
Thomas Sowell has a way of just cutting through the baloney to the heart of the matter as he does here regarding taking the US for granted. I wish more people with voices thought like he does.
This piece by Sacha Zimmerman from the New Republic about Larry King's interview with Paris Hilton was dead on the money as far as I'm concerned and, additionally, speaks volumes about the public at large. As I read the description of Paris, I actually felt pity for her.
Thomas Sowell has a way of just cutting through the baloney to the heart of the matter as he does here regarding taking the US for granted. I wish more people with voices thought like he does.
This piece by Sacha Zimmerman from the New Republic about Larry King's interview with Paris Hilton was dead on the money as far as I'm concerned and, additionally, speaks volumes about the public at large. As I read the description of Paris, I actually felt pity for her.
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