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How to Think
Chris Hedges truthdig.com Cultures that endure carve out a protected space for those who question and challenge national myths. Artists, writers, poets, activists, journalists, philosophers, dancers, musicians, actors, directors and renegades must be tolerated if a culture is to be … Continue reading
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Kinect to watch your emotions and serve up ads
Jacob Aaron New Scientist Online adverts are already tailored to your search and browsing history, but now Microsoft has plans to add emotions to the mix. In a recently revealed patent application the company suggests that using its Kinect sensor … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Technology
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Australian Clinic Uses IVF to Search out and Destroy Embryos With Cancer Gene
LifeSiteNews MELBOURNE, February 16, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The eugenic practice of genetic testing to screen out the “unfit” has moved a step forward in Australia. Nathan Charles Runciman, a child born January 20, was conceived in a lab by in … Continue reading
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Catastroika
The creators of Debtocracy, a documentary with two million views broadcasted from Japan to Latin America, analyze the shifting of state assets to private hands. They travel round the world gathering data on privatization in developed countries and search for … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Philosophy, Politics, Society, Videos
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East Timor: a lesson in why the poorest threaten the powerful
John Pilger johnpilger.com Milan Kundera’s truism, “the struggle of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting”, described East Timor. The day before I set out to film clandestinely there in 1993, I went to Stanfords map shop … Continue reading
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Pensioner shoots himself at Greek Parliament, refuses to ‘search for food in garbage’
RT A 77-year-old Greek man has committed suicide in central Athens by the nation’s parliament, shooting himself with a handgun in apparent financial desperation. Eyewitness reports say that the man shouted “So I won’t leave debts for my children” before … Continue reading
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Tagged central athens, commuters, debts, Desperation, Eyewitness, eyewitness reports, financial desperation, food, garbage, Greek, greek man, greek parliament, Gun, handgun, leave, life, local time, man, metro, metro station, Nation, nothing, parliament, pensioner, search, station, Suicide, time, Tree
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Lessons in Resistance: Open Source
James Corbett The Corbett Report Can we imagine a world without intellectual property? With the various enemies of freedom finding ever more elaborate ways to control the internet, we may have to find an answer to that question sooner than … Continue reading
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The Body Snatchers – Egypt
SBS Journeyman Pictures March 2012 Some of the Sinai Desert’s Bedouin are using their new found freedom to turn to crime. This report reveals how they are using their autonomy to torture and murder Israel-bound refugees for hostage ransoms and … Continue reading
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