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Almost certainly not. And I'm betting that even a contemporary Harvard classics major would have a hard time.
Of course a lot of this is due to the fact that high school curricula are vastly different these days and no longer 'classical' in any sense. But still an advanced high schooler ought to be able to pass the math and geometry sections and do semi-decently on the history and geography parts.
The College Republicans at the University of California-Merced ask fellow students, who support raising taxes on the rich, if they would be willing to redistribute their GPAs. They don’t think it’s a good idea because they earned their grades.
Whereas the rich just get their money by harvesting the blood of poor people while they sleep.
On the other hand, those on the right with conservative tendencies tend to have larger amygdalas, the part of our grey matter involved in the processing and memory of emotional reactions.
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Research suggests that liberals are better able to cope with conflicting information, while conservatives have a heightened sensitivity to threats.
Well maybe, but I'm always skeptical of these kind of results since it's so tempting for generally liberal scientists to coincidentally misinterpret their results in a way that's flattering to liberals.
Of course, the political lefts and their strategists have a rather vested interest in stirring up class warfare and stoking hatred against "the wealthy". As P.J. O'Rourke wrote in Eat The Rich, "Your money does not cause my poverty. Refusal to believe this is at the bottom of most bad economic thinking."
But that is one thing that the progressive left is incredibly good at--bad economic thinking.
For most if not all on the left it's an unquestioned assumption that every dollar owned by 'the rich' is somehow a dollar stolen from the proletariat.
Milestone: Government Cash Handouts Now Exceed Tax Revenue
For the first time since the Depression U.S. households are now getting more in cash handouts from the government than they are paying in taxes. This can't go on forever. And it won't.
Having lived through a couple of these insanely hysterical disaster predictions by the media I've become deeply cynical. Who wants to bet how many centuries before people can move back to Fukushima? I'm guessing about 0.01.
Why She Didn't Call You Back
Maybe the note scrawled in your own blood was too much, or maybe you waited too long:
Waiting more than three days to ask her out again is just plain suicide. She’ll likely think you’re not interested or you’re playing games, and she’ll be over you like last year’s handbag. You might find a woman who will still respond to your advances, but do you really want to go out with a woman who’s that desperate?
While certainly not free, they allow us to try out whiskey’s we wouldn’t normally be able to shell out the cash for. Even a thimble of some top of the line Ardberg is better than a case of bottom shelf swill and now you can have some. Ranging from $3 up to $130 (good luck explaining that purchase to your wife or girlfriend) each sample is 3cl (30ml) of whiskey on your “To Drink” list.
10 Charts About Sex
Lots of fun charts courtesy of the statisticians at OKCupid. Who knew seniors were so into rough trade?