The Man who knew no bounds
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A commonplace book: an old-fashioned literary diary for recording interesting items from reading you've done. I use mine to record snippets from reading, conversation and life in general. (The early 2003 entries are from a period some years ago -- before the blog age -- when I tried an online commonplace book as a straight web page.)
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The Cosmic Design and the Designer: Following St. Thomas' Finger
A rumination on cosmology, quantum physics, Einstein's relativity and consciousness that leads, in a recursive manner and with some diversions, to the suggestion that the universe we live in has a design and, logically therefore, a designer. Following science to its edges points to a cosmos that seems to have been meant for life and intelligence. Humans fit both of these design parameters. The beauty of creation exists for us to enjoy. This may be the very reason for it all. Each life then is important in itself and we each have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We therefore also are required to respect, honor and assist all others trying to so the same.
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- Get over it. Marion Barry
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- "Mom, I wish there was no bath." From a you...
- "The first thing wrong was that it was a bad inves...
- Presented with two ruthless, pandering men who bel...
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- "When a man with a gun knocks on your door at 11 a...
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- Deep and abiding cynicism is the portal to true id...
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- Political parties who accuse the one in power of g...
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About Me
- Gerard Gallucci
- PhD in political theory from University of Pittsburgh. Served 25 years in the US Foreign Service, in Latin America and Africa, 1980-2005. Served as a UN peacekeeper (2005-10) in Kosovo and East Timor. Taught at the University of Pittsburgh, West Virginia Wesleyan College, George Washington University, Drake University and the Daniel Morgan Academy. Visit me at https://twitter.com/DBlue1103
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