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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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2771	I will try to remember, "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" I still have H	Neocon	-	4/3/2000
2770	Neo: I hope you have had a chance to read Heinlein's, "The Moon Is A	Raymond Clutts	-	4/3/2000
2769	I have had Martha Graham on and off, and I am happy to see such a piece from he	Neocon	-	4/3/2000
2768	That was very nice to read over morning coffee. Thanks for posting it.	Tom Clarke	-	4/1/2000
2767	I like this almost as much as <i>Dover Beach.</i> <b>A Lette	lorrie coey	-	3/31/2000
2766	Oh, on the occasion I saw him, he was over-excitable, associative rather than a	Neocon	-	3/30/2000
2765	"After the floods of bandwidth, who will greet the dawn and the dove? What	Tom Clarke	-	3/30/2000
2764	I am referring to people like George Gilder, the Tofflers, and, to some extent,	Neocon	-	3/30/2000
2763	"Big think flake" - LOL! Care to elaborate?	Tom Clarke	-	3/30/2000
2762	Had to run to the post office.....It would be interesting to get Greenspan'	Neocon	-	3/30/2000
2761	I'd be curious to know what Alan Greenspan thinks of the old didactic speed	Tom Clarke	-	3/30/2000
2760	I am not certain, and will consider those points......	Neocon	-	3/30/2000
2759	Well, it depends on how crucial one thinks the defense of the Duma was, I think	Neocon	-	3/30/2000
2758	But just think of all the people who never became liberals because of her, and	Tom Clarke	-	3/29/2000
2757	LOL, yes, the banality of the avant-garde indeed. Not a good choice of words on	Tom Clarke	-	3/29/2000
2756	Good suggestion! (I am still thinking over Heinlein, by the way.....)I am not s	Neocon	-	3/29/2000
2755	A Man a Plan a Canal - Panama Canal Col George W. Goethals (eventually a gener	Gordon A. Langston	-	3/29/2000
2754	The problem is this: in what way has she influenced them? Those who benefit fro	Neocon	-	3/29/2000
2753	Actually, I am disinclined to include Teilhard, for the simple reason that an a	Neocon	-	3/29/2000
2752	Another worthy suggestion, let me finish some coffee, and I will get back to yo	Neocon	-	3/29/2000
2751	Many years ago, I read quite a bit of Teilhard. It is worth considering, I will	Neocon	-	3/29/2000
2750	I also think Ayn Rand belongs. Regardless of one's attitude toward her, she	Tom Clarke	-	3/28/2000
2749	What about Teilhard de Chardin? No one has done more to synthesize modern think	Tom Clarke	-	3/28/2000
2748	Another revision: TENTATIVE TOP 100--- AND THEN SOME: 1. Winston Churchill 2.	Neocon	-	3/28/2000
2747	Gee whiz you're smart!!! I wish I could have figured that out! LOL I'	sandintoes	-	2/29/2000

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