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The World Cup: A Life Lesson from Penalty Kicks
In the World Cup many of the matches will be determined by one of the tensest showdowns in pro sports: the PK, or penalty kick. It's over in about ...
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Two Unlikely Success Stories
As a disciple, Peter was not the kind of guy you'd go to in the clutch, to use sports terminology. In his early years, whenever he opened his mouth, ...
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Our Circuitous World View
The production of art and entertainment for commercial reasons is an old story; what may be new is the elevation of this practice into a principle, and ...
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Uninformed Opinions
Belief that fashion alone should dominate opinion has great advantages. It makes thought unnecessary and puts the highest intelligence within the range ...
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Pity for the Legends
Around a man who has been pushed into the limelight, a legend begins to grow as it does around a dead man. But a dead man is in no danger of yielding ...
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An Early View of Anesthesia
The abolishment of pain in surgery is a chimera. It is absurd to go on seeking it today. "Knife" and "pain" are two words in surgery ...
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An Early Opinion on the Atomic Bomb
That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert on explosives.
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Montesquieu's Opinion of the Population Crisis
The population of the earth decreases every day, and, if this continues, in another ten centuries the earth will be nothing but a desert.
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Webster's View of American Expansion
I have never heard of anything, and I cannot conceive of anything more ridiculous, more absurd, and more affrontive to all sober judgment than the cry ...
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A Nineteenth Century Opinion on Invention
The advancement of the arts from year to year taxes our credulity and seems to presage the arrival of that period when further improvement must end.
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