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B. Having watched it a couple more times, I raise that to "artistic" because it captures the essentials of the two viewpoints.
C. Thanks, Bridget, for the mention of "nerdcore." I had no idea that it existed. Wikipedia was most helpful.
White and Nerdy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9qYF9DZPdw
It's All About the Pentiums http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQIFX15gMUw
Star Wars: the Saga Begins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU4QOCtMEN0
Those, of course, are parodies, rather than original creations about computers, Star Trek, Star Wars, and other nerdly topics. BTW, last night, after one of my geography classes (GEOG 582: Remote Sensing) we discussed the sheer primitivism of Saddam Hussein who had the fifth largest army in the world, but no satellites. We compared him to Noonian Singh Khan, the 20th Century Man Who Thinks in Two Dimensions. We also reflected on the fact that such being true the massing of Iraqi troops on the Kuwaiti border must have been obvious to those who cared enough to drag the USA into a war to replace the Cold War. ... but I digress...
William Dwyer: You will have to forgive Ted his hubris. He probably thinks you are just like him in every way. He would stop in at your house at 9:00 PM on Wednesday night and be shocked to discover that you are not watching the TV program he was expecting. Tuning it in for you, he would also expect you to recognize the actors, and to converse with him about their previous roles.
And to close on-topic. The Keynes-Hayek video tosses out very many sight gags. Did you notice that coming out of the hotel, Hayek holds a MetroCard for the subway. Frugal.
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