The most sensitive items relate to Alan Greenspan's 1982 plagiarism of my analysis of Social Security demographics. Those are discussed in an article about Greenspan and may be viewed by clicking the following links:
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Another document that might be sensitive proves that a person named Donna Snow recently lived in my building. (In fact she was right accross the hall.) She appeared to be related to former Treasury Secretary Mr. John Snow.
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A letter from Dr. Peter Glaser may be of interest to those who are fans of his work
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Material pertaining to former Vice President Dan Quayle should be old hat, as it has been displayed by us on the web for some time.
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The 2006 tax return for my corporation may be of interest to some.
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Unmarried, undiscovered female Hollywood starlets over the age of 21 will be wanting to download this photo of David Gaus. It shouldn't be too hard to print out a copy and perhaps make an enlargement for posting on the wall of one's personal space. After all, a girl needs to have something to hope for.
And today I still have an interest in theater. In the past I've played a significant role as provocateur for TV and movies.
As has been true in the past, some of the things I'm involved in now (real issues, having to do with contemporary science and politics) have unutilized dramatic potential.
An example might be Christian Deism advocacy as depicted in the photo, or the controversial scientific statement that "all viruses are male."
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