Kuro5hin has a brilliant, if lazy, eulogy for George Carlin – who would undoubtedly have loved it. Pope John Paul II George Carlin embraced the harsh realities of suffering head-on, and showed that they are an integral and unavoidable part of our pilgrimage here on earth, not to be feared but to be accepted willingly… Read more »
Posts Tagged: politics
Is Link Journalism any different to the majority of reporting?
ReadWriteWeb has an interesting but not exactly deeply thought-out piece on Link Journalism. I think the point they miss is to question how much journalism done for mainstream media channels is nothing more than repitition of the day’s news agenda – it’s not a coincidence that most journalists’ bosses are called editors. Haven’t you ever… Read more »
The Real Threat
Along the lines of my recent post about car-related deaths versus terrorism-related deaths, see this graph representing the amounts of deaths related to different issues. I may have to steal the ‘Saint Pete for Peace’ moniker.
Car Crashes Killl 400 times more people than international terrorism
According to a study in the latest issue of Injury Prevention, car crashes kill 400 times more people than international terrorism in the 29 (developed) member countried of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) between 1994 and 2003. From the InfoWars article on the study: … the number of Americans who avoided flying… Read more »
Spread this number
09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 I’ll be upset, but surprised, if I’m asked to remove this post because, apparently, you can copyright a number. If that’s the case, should I go for 1? Actually I think 0 is more in my line.