Read MoreThis month’s issue of The Atlantic magazine includes a poll of several well-known personalities — including writers, scientists, business leaders, politicians, movie stars, and people from other fields. Each was asked a simple question.
Of the countless number of fictional characters created throughout history, who was the greatest?
Read MoreTony Korfman’s poker book has been sitting on the bottom shelf of my office library for almost five years, gathering dust.
Make that Korfman’s two books. For some reason, two copies were sent to me — unsolicited. He either really, really wanted me to write a book review. Or, his agent is a royal screw-up.
Wait, Tony Korfman has an agent?
Holy shit.
Read More“Free-will” has been a hot topic lately. Indeed, it’s been the crux of philosophical debate for a very long time.
The question is — do we have it?
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Read MoreSo, I take it from this that poker writer Cardoza is more popular than all the king’s horses and all the king’s men, who can’t put Jesus back together again. You know, sort of like when John Lennon said The Beatles were more popular than Jesus.
Read MoreEven after death, Hitchens remains a force of intellect worth re-visiting from time to time, and not just by those who shared many of his views.
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