musings that may be political and religious
Can an intellectual and a labourer ever work together for a common future?
Were they born to be natural adversaries?
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Can an intellectual and a labourer ever work together for a common future?
Were they born to be natural adversaries?
The year was 2008 and I had read about Evangelion from some parts of the Internet.
Despite the sterile scene in domestic politics in present-day Singapore, in 1911 there existed people known as revolutionaries,
(Kudos to Anthony Robbins for his suggestion
Purchased Viktor E. Frankl's famous book,
It occurred to me that I am coming across stories of menstruation frequently.
I have just read Kuo Pao Kun's “Keynote Address at the Southeast Asian Theatre Seminar on War”.
I'm reading a book, titled “Uncle Tom's Cabin”, published in the year 1852, or earlier.
The average person in the street seems remarkably ill-tempered and rude.
I would like to accuse some people of mindless slavery to a neoliberal ideology.