[lbo-talk] A world of monads

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It's really sad how you keep making my point and not seeing how. No doubt you will disagree, but try to figure out why I don't think your story is plausible. Thinking it through yourself may help you see the point even if you don't agree with it in the end.  jks

Luke Weiger <lweiger at umich.edu> wrote:Justin wrote: > It must be lovely living in a world where everything is always new, fresh, and unrelated to > anything else, a bright mosaic of flashing monads. jks OK, let's see: For whatever reason (maybe after rereading Kaplan's _Balkan Ghosts_), Clinton decides not to respond militarily to the Kosovo situation. Bush wins the 2000 election. On 9-11-01, terrorists strike the WTC. 5 hours later, Rumsfeld scrawls in his notebook, "best info fast. Judge whether good enough hit S.H. at same time. Not only UBL."  A year and a half later, Rummy gets his wish. Anything fanciful in the least about this alternate history? -- Luke

 

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