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<title>Celebrate Pi Day!</title>
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<description>Happy Pi Day! No, not National Pie Day. That&#x26;#x27;s January 23. On this day, geeks go wild at the mere thought of celebrating pi &#x26;#x2014; the ratio of a circle&#x26;#x2019;s circumference to its diameter. pi = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795 or 3.14 for short.</description>
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<title>Ya can&#x26;#x27;t make it up: House praises pi 
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<description> Ya can&#x26;#x27;t make it up: House praises pi By: David Rogers March 12, 2009 05:02 PM EST With the world swirling about it, the House took a moment Thursday to honor pi, the Greek letter symbolizing that great constant in mathematics representing the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. An irrational number that has been calculated to more than 1 trillion digits, pi is a concept not totally foreign to today&#x26;#xE2;&#x26;#x20AC;&#x26;#x2122;s Washington. But in this case, the goal was to promote efforts by the National Science Foundation to improve math education in the United States,...</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 13 Mar 2009 00:41:04 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Communism and human nature (Bolshie Mod sez, Arise ye kittens of the earth!)</title>
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<description>Many argue that communism will never be possible because of &#x26;#x22;human nature&#x26;#x22;. The essence of this false argument is the belief that a communist society would consist of an all-powerful central government that would tell everybody what to do--and would therefore undermine the creative initiative of individuals and the search for happiness. &#x26;#x2022; This argument is based on two false assumptions: (1) It assumes that a communist society will look like the former Soviet Union, or the current China, North Korea, etc (ie: corrupt police states with a feudal-style ruling class) (2) It assumes that people will only work in...</description>
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