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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Tuesday, March 2, 2010. It's Better to Lose an Eye than Your Name". An ancient Greek saying, meaning that you would suffer less if you lost your eye than if you lost your good reputation (name). Good reputation" is a virtue prized highly by Greeks, which is probably why this ancient saying has survived 3000 years and more and it is still being taught to our children today. There is a deep seated feeling in Greeks, especially after the compl...

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Tuesday, March 2, 2010. It's Better to Lose an Eye than Your Name". An ancient Greek saying, meaning that you would suffer less if you lost your eye than if you lost your good reputation (name). Good reputation" is a virtue prized highly by Greeks, which is probably why this ancient saying has survived 3000 years and more and it is still being taught to our children today. There is a deep seated feeling in Greeks, especially after the compl...

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Saturday, January 27, 2007. An ode to our Universe. sure cuts us down to size! Links to this post. Friday, January 26, 2007. Requiem for a Dying Planet. Murder." rumble the balding mountains. Murder." trickle the acidic streams. Murder." gasps the thickly stinking breeze. Murder." rasp the bloody stones still smouldering from the bombs. Cries the skeleton mother her starved baby in her arms. And there he sits in his Ivory Tower taking count.

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Meanderings of the Mind: December 2009

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Sunday, December 6, 2009. To die, to sleep;. To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;. With these words does Hamlet ponder the consequences of suicide and death in his famous sololeque. Hundreds of hours of possible mind wresting thought and desperation condensed into a few words. That is what makes a writer great, and surely, there is no greater writer than that old English bard, William Shakespear. But can any of it be true?

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Sunday, December 6, 2009. To die, to sleep;. To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;. With these words does Hamlet ponder the consequences of suicide and death in his famous sololeque. Hundreds of hours of possible mind wresting thought and desperation condensed into a few words. That is what makes a writer great, and surely, there is no greater writer than that old English bard, William Shakespear. But can any of it be true?

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Meanderings of the Mind: April 2008

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Wednesday, April 23, 2008. Fairy Tales CAN come true! A Match Made in Heaven :) My dear friends Maria and Panagiotis:. Links to this post. Labels: social video engagement couples. Friday, April 4, 2008. FYROM Revisited - or- After the Veto. Not that I blame them - I would too! You say that it's important to the ant? Sigh* Perhaps the ant's soul would rest easier if his gravestone said "Here Lies a Brave Red And" instead of "Here Lies a Brav...

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Meanderings of the Mind. LAW IS MIND WITHOUT REASON". ARISTOTLE. Saturday, March 24, 2007. Well, I finally went to see "300". Like most Greeks, I was curious to see how Hollywood portrayed one of our most revered heroes, especially after the botched up jobs of semi-truths and senseatinalism it did with"Troy" and "Alexander". Please take a look at this blog I am linking to today, it's worth your time:. 300" the movie: facts and fiction, by Konstantinos Kyriakis. Links to this post. Tuesday, March 6, 2007.

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