"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Spincycle is interested in questions around media, governance, and political economy. He strongly values reading good fiction for he feels that it imparts the important value of empathy.
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The authors offer an encyclopedic, richly supported, step-by-step dismantling of each of Friedman's arguments.
Part one of two parts: Ramdoo and Aronica say that Friedman's book is full of inaccuracies.
"What very few diet plans don’t address is the differences in individual digestive metabolism. I advocate eating according to your metabolic needs."
US government's footprint, as measured by percentage of GDP, on the economy seems comparatively much lower than that of developed European economies.
Kavita Khanna is the author of Saturday Morning Omelettes.
Delhi-born author Kavita Khanna entertainingly narrates a unique, heartwarming tale about the fortunes of a modern Indian family.
We have the time to be informed about policy options, so why don't we use it?
One could argue that soft news consumers think about issues in the wrong way and focus their attention on the wrong issues.
Musings and suggestions on the future of the "sinister cabal."
A well crafted expose of the effects of media conglomeration on the style, topicality, and quality of news.
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