July 9, 2010
The word dither is used in its verb form, dithering … as in “dithering around.“ It usually means that the person is not accomplishing anything, but is just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. In the form I have chosen to pursue it, to dither, the word signifies the act of vacillating, unable to [...]
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May 26, 2010
An article in the New York Times yesterday (May 25) referred to the chimerical constitution of the British government. The point of the article was to reveal that, in reality, there is no constitution for the British government; it is imaginary. However, Parliament continues to function as if a real constitution was in existence.
The article [...]
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