Monthly Archives: March 2006

I accept that spoken languages evolve.  In English, we don’t say the words “Thee” and “Thou” any more except perhaps for poetic purposes.  The word “they” is well on its way to being both a singular and a plural pronoun.  … Continue reading →

France has a lightening rod who calls to mind Louis Farrakhan of the United States.  The name of this French citizen is Dieudonné M’bla M’bla.  What do Farrakhan and Dieudonné have in common?  The answer is that they both attribute … Continue reading →

A few years ago, a graduate student brought his girlfriend to my large Ethics & Value Theory lecture.  They are now married, with three children.  But that is not particularly relevant to the point I wish to make.  The dating … Continue reading →