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The Cruel Reality of Public Assistance Programs

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By Mariana Chilton, Yuval Kremnitzer, Elizabeth Cripps, Robert F. Barsky
| The MIT Press
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. I was in my office fiddling with the giant scissors we bought to cut the big red ribbon for the next day’s grand opening. Ring! Ring! Slinging the scissors up over my shoulder, I looked at the caller ID. It was the chef manager of the EAT Café. Hey, uh . . . The toilet in the basement burst. There’s sewage running all over the basement floor. We need a plumber, ASAP.
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Totalitarianism Without Totality: On the Cynical Core of the New Right

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By Yuval Kremnitzer, Didier Eribon, Robert F. Barsky, Aram Sinnreich
| The MIT Press
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. The phrase “father knows best” encapsulates and simplifies an old, fading, and highly discredited notion of paternal authority: Father — or any other authority figure unfortunate enough to assume this place of privilege — is privy to a knowledge that makes him fit to rule. Of course, by now most of us see this position as fake, and father figures as imposters.
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Noam Chomsky At 96

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By Robert F. Barsky
| Independent (Nigeria) Verified
ROBERT F. BARSKY Noam Chomsky, one of the world’s most famous and respected intellectuals, will be 96 years old on Dec. 7, 2024. For more than half a century, multitudes of people have read his works in a variety of languages, and many people have relied on his commentaries and interviews for insights about intellectual debates and current events. Chomsky suffered a stroke in June 2023 that has severely limited his movement, impaired his speech and impeded his ability to travel.
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