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Intellectuals, Beware Thomas Sowell
In 1974, body artist Chris Burden ascended a triangular platform at the Ronald Feldman art gallery in New York and did not come down for twenty-two days.
PO’d Over the Public Option
I don't believe that Taibbi's fulminations are anything other than the indignity begotten from a broken system, and yet his appealing morality story doesn't always hold true.
Bill Simmons Writes Sports Tome in The Book of Basketball
Bill Simmons explores the history and the long-standing debates of the NBA in this passionate and fact-heavy book.
Jennifer Burns Chronicles Ayn Rand, Her Passions, and the American Right
Jennifer Burns offers an eloquent, capacious biography of the life of Ayn Rand.
Jonathan Safran Foer’s Modest Proposal: Finding Order in our Food Habits
Our eating habits are often at the mercy of cultural forces that seem irrational on the surface. Is it possible to form a so-called philosophy of consumption?
