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Monthly Archives: October 2009
What Makes a RIGHT a RIGHT?
…and by that I mean a RIGHT as an ENTITLEMENT, as opposed to a WRONG or a LEFT. I learned this in college, in an excellent class called Political Philosophy. As much as I would love to mention the professor’s … Continue reading
Posted in Liberty
Tagged assembly, Bill of Rights, constitution, creator, declaration, entitlement, enumerations, group, healthcare, identify, infringe, interfere, people, philosophy, politics, responsibility, right, society, theory, unalienable, virtue
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You’re Not Really Multitasking
How many things do you have going on right now? How many things do you typically have going on at any given time? During a typical workday, how many programs are open on your computer desktop? Is dinner cooking, laundry in both … Continue reading
Posted in Technology in perspective
Tagged action, activity, attention, computer, conversation, cooking, decision, desktop, dinner, dryer, dual-core, email, instruction, juggling, laundry, machine, memory, muscle, phone, priority, processor, program, quad-core, queue, washer, workday
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