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Infrequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the things I find myself thinking about from time to time. Not all of them may be relevant to what concerns you at the moment. In fact some of them are purely speculative. So, dive in and tell me if anything wonderful happens to you as a result.

Why can't I stay home and just hope for a better world?
Does psychology begin with a radical premise?
Why are people like computers?
When can an examined life tell you more than an unconscious mind?
If IBM is a person, why isn't my cat?
Can I have a lover and not know it?
Why don't people die?
Why is Thirteen the Golden Age of Science Fiction?
Is belief in the Surpreme Being harmless?
Dirty laundry   
Why do apples obey the law of gravity?   

Here is an excerpt from a long series of conversations that occurred over the internet in 2000.

Why Am I Different?

And here are some excerpts from the writings of other social critics (okay, only one so far).

Garrison Keillor: "Why shouldn't you live in the past?"


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