Wednesday, 6 May 2015

Linkage

Love this quote from the NYT review of Misbehaving:
But utilitarianism does have the virtue of lending itself to mathematical calculation. By giving the contentious philosophy a benign bureaucratic name like “cost-benefit analysis,” corporations hope to circumvent the need to confront the profound ethical issues implicated.
Lord Ashcroft's focus groups, the most encouraging view of democracy I've read all month:
“I went up to the bedroom but my boyfriend was watching the debate in bed so I went downstairs again. It’s alright, I’ve got my rabbit.” “Was that from the Ann Summers catalogue?” “I meant my bunny rabbit!”

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