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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100
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1546 I wasn't criticizing you, just pointing out one of the problems. You hadn&#Neocon-11/12/1999
1545 Not at all, Neo. I took the sector of literature because it happens to be one jbe-11/12/1999
1544 I spent a great deal of time in college immersed in Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Neocon-11/12/1999
1543 LIGHTWEIGHT?? Whitehead???? jbe-11/12/1999
1542 I did read a bit of later Whitehead, and found him charming but rather lightweiNeocon-11/12/1999
1541 Well, Neo, there are loads of folks out there who would disagree emphatically wjbe-11/12/1999
1540 See, if we take a sector, everything becomes easier because one need not be so Neocon-11/12/1999
1539 I started The Wanderer awhile back, and somehow got sidetracked. Hmmmm, I even Neocon-11/12/1999
1538 Well, I said it was my "short list." Where Yeats is concerned, I am jbe-11/12/1999
1537 I have considered them. I disagree with the Amazon blurb, but I never finished Neocon-11/12/1999
1536 Back to Philosophy. Any mathematicians/logicians out there? How about Bertrandjbe-11/12/1999
1535 It is not as if I have never teased you....Toodles! Neocon-11/12/1999
1534 I have been waiting for you to dip your toe in the water!And it is a good startNeocon-11/12/1999
1533 ...so teasing is fine, n'est pas? Off to get some fresh air and run a few Edwarda-11/12/1999
1532 Then here comes the embryo of my own list -- of most influential literary figurjbe-11/12/1999
1531 Moi? Joan is the closest to me on this site, in many ways. But flirtation is noNeocon-11/12/1999
1530 Possibly, although it may eventually change a lot of Africa. (ROFL, you are reEdwarda-11/12/1999
1529 True, and it is not unimportant, but it is still too local, in my opinion (see,Neocon-11/12/1999
1528 Well, Richard is certainly doing a great deal in Africa right now. Edwarda-11/12/1999
1527 The Leakeys have made important contributions to human paleontology, but I am nNeocon-11/12/1999
1526 I know you put him on. I was merely noting that the association with the birthEdwarda-11/12/1999
1525 I am not referring to character, but the overriding trend of the influence. EleNeocon-11/12/1999
1524 I did put him on, a couple of versions back, and that was the deciding factor, Neocon-11/12/1999
1523 Let's be honest: So many of the people on the list are mixed bags. They wEdwarda-11/12/1999
1522 BTW, there's another reason to have Turing on the list: He broke the EnigmEdwarda-11/12/1999
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