On the highest organic virtue 1

A question posed with a logically impossible answer is hardly worth asking. That certainly isn't to say that questions without answers are worthless. Simply, to demand something of your topic that isn't possible might be worthless. Here for instance, I would like to ask 'what is the highest virtue?'. While an observation of virtue is valuable, the question assumes that virtues can be rated, and secondly, that there might be one noble virtue that rules the others. These first assumptions should be questioned before we deem this search worthwhile.

Vossler

Crying for in

Semantics behind semantics

Pleasing

Finding that courting young ladies is a bourgeois exercise. Worse, the hunting of this or that from a young lady is the need to gratify one's importance or status - a very similar self-absorbed beast. A co

Fully Subsidized Transit

- Look into Portland as they have a fully subsidized transit:

• Is it successful?
• Are people using it? Are they happy?
• How expensive is it? Has it changed since it became subsidized? 
• Has there been an increase in transit activity?
• Have the roads been less congested?
• Is transit Faster?
• 
  

Another's Creative Process

Wouldn't expression born from self-laceration be constructed?
A slave's question.