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• Socrates the Hero

  
  The Hero Construction Company — Authority: 112
  This is a guest post from Ari Kohen, assistant professor at University of Nebraska – Lincoln.  I met him through Twitter a long time ago after he was discussing heroism.  He is currently working on a book-length project, The Moral Hero and the Mortal Hero , as well as articles on both restorative justice and ...
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• Now Offering Pet Loo The Dog Port-A-Potty & Plato’s Thinkers Treat

  
  Best Bully Sticks Healthy Dog Blog — Authority: 117
  We are always on the edge of our seats when we add a new product to our site. Many of the products we add and offer are from the recommendation of loyal customers like you. We have some new grrreat products to tell you about. So please sit, stay and sniff around a while!Introducing The [...]
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• Truth and myth

  
  Science Blog - Science news straight from the source — Authority: 617
  God created mankind to Alhanifip, faith and truth in the same out of all human beings, it creates Maftora the truth, know the truth and falsehood, aligned to the right, realization of the right muse,
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• Kierkegaard on asking questions and Greek (Orthodox?) thought

  
  Studying the Classics — Authority: 123
  I shall take a little break before proceeding with St. Dionysius because the Intro is transitioning to the Saint’s treatment of the non-entity, evil, which treatment is apparently lengthy, and thus I will have to shore myself up for its necessary negativity. From The Concept of Irony With Continual Reference to ...
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• Contemplation/Signs of the Apocalypse: The Internet and Mob Mentality

  
  General Lordisimo's Apocalypse — Authority: 123
  A two for fucking one special here folks.  Not only can I offer you a contemplation here, but I think the material within begs a GDAFSA!  As those of you who have read my contemplations before are probably well aware I have some  pretty strong opinions and thoughts about the use of the Internet, especially how it ...
  6 days ago

• Plato Media Player

  
  Virtual Download — Authority: 164
  Plato Media Player | 27.7 MB Plato Free Media Player is a free multimedia player published by Plato Global Creativity.It has a very simple graphical user interface (GUI) which makes it easier to work. Click on Link Below To Start Download Plato Media Player
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• Media: Calls for Cape Town officials to spend a night in Blikkiesdorp

  
  Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign — Authority: 479
  Malungelo Booi | 1 November 2009 | EyewitnessNews Homeless Cape Town residents who’ve been relocated from the pavements of Symphony Way to Blikkiesdorp, near Delft in the Western Cape, are challenging Premier Helen Zille to spend a night in their community. The residents are complaining about service delivery, ...
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• Open Letter to the Mayor: Broken promises of electricity in Blikkiesdorp formal shack settlement

  
  Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign — Authority: 479
  BLIKKIESDORP COMMUNITY- DELFT (SYMPHONYWAY TRA) DATE: 2ND November 2009 To: The Mayor – Dan Plato From: Blikkiesdorp Anti- Eviction Campaign (Western Cape) Subject: Installation of Electricity It has become common knowledge that the government and politicians ignore the poor. Members of the Blikkiesdorp ...
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• Briefly Noted: Plato’s “Menexenus”

  
  Rethink. — Authority: 127
  The dialogue this is a commentary on is reasonably short – a copy with section numbers is here if you’re interested. The translation quoted below is Jowett’s. The Menexenus ends with Socrates promising to tell more grand political orations to a young up-and-coming politician if the latter will not reveal ...
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• Which Master Of Good Living Has The Best Advice For You?

  
  Creative Spark — Authority: 120
  “The true hedonist can find as much pleasure in a glass of chilled water as in a feast for a king.” (most likely to have been said by Epicurus) Back in the day, Greek philosophy was not just about thinking, it was about living. And not just about living, but about living well. Six main schools emerged, ...
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• What should a student learn from college? Why go to college?

  
  Fabius Maximus — Authority: 558
  In the comments to yesterday’s post a discussion arose about the purpose of a college education, sparked by ”JOURNAL: I’m Young and Need Advice“ by John Robb, posted at his website Global Guerrillas, 26 October 2009.   Robb replies to an important question often asked by young people:  “What should I be ...
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• Language: The Building Blocks of Philosophy

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 125
  Cuneiform~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it has been before the future can [...]
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• The Jewish Daily Forward - Six Takes on God, Books

  
  Integral Options Cafe — Authority: 441
  Interesting review of some well-known books and authors. Six Takes on God Books R. CRUMB By Gordon Haber Published October 21, 2009, issue of October 30, 2009 . ...
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• Symphony Way is not dead. We are still Symphony Way. We will always be Symphony Way.

  
  Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign — Authority: 479
  Symphony Way Anti-Eviction Campaign 30 October 2009 We, the pavement dwellers of Symphony Way, have just completed our forced removed from the road into the relocation camp of Blikkiesdorp . However, during the past week, a lot of misinformation has been thrown around about our community by the City and in the ...
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• Quotes – Part 18 – History

  
  Running Wolf's Rant — Authority: 121
  var fbShare = {url: http://rwrant.co.za/2009/10/30/quotes-part-18-history/,size:small}It’s a shame that there aren’t that many people these days who are interested in history, especially the younger generation. Most of them are not interested on the course of events that has made the world what it is today. How ...
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• Media Morsels for Lil’ Goblins: Next to New BOOks as Treats!

  
  Shaping Youth — Authority: 120
  Oct. 29, 2009 Every year I try to come up with ‘green Halloween goodies’ or attempt to find ‘healthier’ ideas that are not a snore or a bore… just to balance out the gobs of candy kids receive and seed the concept that other treats can be even cooler than standard fare. The trick is to go for ...
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• Plato’s Werewolf

  
  A Philosopher's Blog — Authority: 130
  Image via Wikipedia Put rather simply, a werewolf is a person who has the ability to transform from human form into wolf form (or a hybrid wolf-human form). The werewolf is typically cast as a monster whose taste for human flesh is exceeded only by the amount of fur that he (or she) sheds. Throughout the ...
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• Whitewashing Cultural Sepulchers

  
  Evangelical Outpost — Authority: 487
  She’s only three, but our differing taste in music is already a source of conflict. When I turn on Johnny Cash or Regina Spektor, she is adamant: “No.  Songs ’bout Jesus.”  In other words, the local contemporary Christian music station. At first this seemed OK.   Like many parents, I’m concerned about ...
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• Media: Plato and hawkers discuss issues hampering relocation

  
  Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign — Authority: 479
  October 22, 2009 Edition 1 KOWTHAR SOLOMONS – Cape Argus CONFUSION marred yesterday’s visit by Mayor Dan Plato to Mitchells Plain, where he believed he was going to address the hawkers’ reluctance to move to new, demarcated bays at Town Centre. But when he arrived, Plato found they were more than willing to ...
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• What Would Plato Think about the Internet?

  
  Sitz im Leben — Authority: 411
  At the end of the Phaedrus , Socrates relates the story of Theuth and the discovery of writing. Theuth (or Thoth, sometimes identified with Hermes) is the Egyptian divinity responsible for writing. So Theuth described his newly found art to Thamus, the king over Egypt; he told him that writing is like a magical ...
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