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Charles Murray's 2009 Irving Kristol lecture at the American Enterprise Institute's annual dinner is well worth a read. Though somehow I doubt the Harvard faculty is going to be much different in 2020 than it is right now.
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Alan Brooks| 3.13.09 @ 9:00PM
will Hollywood be different in 2020?
you think?
Roy| 3.15.09 @ 3:13PM
Yeah, that was some SERIOUS wishful thinking going on there. Smart guy, but wow, I mean, wow. It's like he thinks current beliefs are where they are because of scientific arguments, rather than because they were convenient to advance political and religious causes.