Word: rationale
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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For the libertarian side, Robert Campbell '75 and Gordon Nelson '65, head of Individuals for a Rational Society (IFRS), argued that rights to life and property were not social inventions, but rooted in the nature of man.
Working at the Stanford Research Institute, Mitchell and his researchers have conducted experiments in non-rational communication, curing of illnesses, energy fields and ways in which man affects the physical world.
From a small party, or a simple unplanned gathering, a 'get-together'; a scene, common in all its intrigues: the signals of one highly evolved life-form trying to communicate with another. Uncommon: this group of people having devised (in lieu of rational and effective precedents) a higher degree of...
The new assault on the dollar caught nearly everyone off guard, since it came only 17 days after the dollar's second devaluation since December 1971. "There is no rational justification for such enormous quantities of dollars to pour into West Germany," said British Prime Minister Edward Heath, who...
Multiverse. In short, what men take as reality, as well as their notions of the world's rational possibilities, is determined by consensus, in effect by a social contract that varies from culture to culture. Through history, the road has been hard for any person who questions its fine print?...