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Strikingly, the mounting backlash against televised trials owes little to concerns about the First Amendment's guarantees of a free press vs. the Sixth Amendment's promise of a fair trial, an issue that has yet to be resolved by the Supreme Court. Instead, the legal community is assessing the...
Anti-intellectual American public discourse always tends to marginalize the occasional systematic analysis of political phenomena as "conspiracy theory" or "ideology." However, few Germans perspicacious enough to perceive National Socialist efforts to consolidate power in the early 1930s were willing to publicly challenge Hitler's manipulation of electoral rules and...
The upshot, says Llinas: "We can say that being awake or being conscious is nothing but a dreamlike state." It is a state, Llinas concedes, that corresponds tightly to external reality. But it has no objective reality; as with a rainbow, you can perceive it but never actually touch or...
"Tom Cabot always sought to create more value than he found, and he always found more value than most of us have the wit to perceive," he said.
"It's difficult enough to be accepted as a minority in this society," she continues. "With affirmative action policies, white people perceive an unfair advantage, even if there isn't one."