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alexmegami) wrote2010-10-25 10:56 am
alexmegami) wrote2010-10-25 10:56 am
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Good news from the home front
So I totally blasted that exam I posted my review for. 93%, baby.
Kinda wish I'd done it for Assessments, but whatever. I think I did reasonably well on that one. Nopw the written for Assessments is coming up (1 hour), and then A&P tomorrow, and then I am DONE EXAMS FOR THE NEXT, er, two and a half weeks BUT ONLY ONE EXAM FOR THE WHOLE MONTH OF NOVEMBERbut then I have to do another nine in the first two weeks of December, isn't life grand?.
Anyway.
As for more interesting things,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
theferrett posted about how libertarians (specifically, and other people generally) don't look at the repercussions of previous attempts at their social philosophy.
But what I really want to know is, keeping in mind the veil of ignorance, which fictional society would YOU want to live in?
He makes a pretty good argument against Star Wars. Star Trek has a few less problems, but only if you're living in the Federation. It's definitely a puzzler.
Kinda wish I'd done it for Assessments, but whatever. I think I did reasonably well on that one. Nopw the written for Assessments is coming up (1 hour), and then A&P tomorrow, and then I am DONE EXAMS FOR THE NEXT, er, two and a half weeks BUT ONLY ONE EXAM FOR THE WHOLE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
Anyway.
As for more interesting things,
theferrett posted about how libertarians (specifically, and other people generally) don't look at the repercussions of previous attempts at their social philosophy. But what I really want to know is, keeping in mind the veil of ignorance, which fictional society would YOU want to live in?
He makes a pretty good argument against Star Wars. Star Trek has a few less problems, but only if you're living in the Federation. It's definitely a puzzler.
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