To: logos
Perhaps you will think this one a keeper as well.
2 posted on
05/22/2003 4:24:31 AM PDT by
William McKinley
(Our differences are politics. Our agreements are principles.)
To: CatoRenasci
Capitalist ping
3 posted on
05/22/2003 4:31:09 AM PDT by
William McKinley
(Our differences are politics. Our agreements are principles.)
To: IronJack
Do you think universities today often are founded or run by men like this?
4 posted on
05/22/2003 4:49:01 AM PDT by
William McKinley
(Our differences are politics. Our agreements are principles.)
To: William McKinley
I knew the history of the "Acres of Diamonds" speech. But as with most histories, it was distorted. I thought the speech said that "Everyone can become rich." That is not its real message. It is that "Everyone has resources he does not know or recognize, but if he does recognize them, he can do better." Thank you for posting this. It is a "keeper."
Congressman Billybob
Latest column, now up FR, "The Knight of Draper's Liquor Store."
8 posted on
05/22/2003 5:40:08 AM PDT by
Congressman Billybob
("Saddam has left the building. Heck, the building has left the building.")
To: William McKinley
Bump
To: William McKinley
Afternoon bump.
15 posted on
05/22/2003 3:45:27 PM PDT by
William McKinley
(Our differences are politics. Our agreements are principles.)
To: William McKinley
In the late 1800s, the Golden Age of Capitalism. Acres of Diamonds is probably still being preached, but things have changed. Drastically.
16 posted on
05/22/2003 4:00:19 PM PDT by
RightWhale
(Theorems link concepts; proofs establish links)
To: William McKinley
Thoroughly enjoyable post. Thanks!
To: William McKinley
bump!
To: William McKinley
Bump for later
23 posted on
05/28/2003 9:44:55 AM PDT by
Prof Engineer
(Space Geek {Texas...is bigger than France})
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