...American behavior because they have too much information."
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...American behavior because they have too much information."
The American Centre used to send scholars to lecture us on this. To the extent that we've heard lectures where [American] scholars have told us how great Saudi Arabian society was, and that women could operate within their own sphere of life. After a while people said, well, if it's such a great and romantic system, perhaps the United States needs to import it themselves.
pickThis is part memoir and part history of Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant in CO. It‘s interesting and Iverson has a lot to say about her life and the impacts of Rocky Flats. I think a map of the area and a timeline could have helped move this along. Parts were fantastic, other portions I scanned.
repost for @puddlejumper
Dice roller this month because I have my niece and I'm scared she will steal my dice. Little goblin in the making!
June's #roll100
Roll 1 = 66
Roll 2 = 7
Roll 3 = 24
Let me know what you're reading by tagging @puddlejumper
pickSurprising enough I've never read anything on Hiroshima even though I love reading about Japan.
This book takes accounts of the people who survived.
pickGreat story of Oppenheimer and Los Alamos from viewpoint of Dorothy McKibben of Santa Fe who kept the secret. Last part was hardest to get through.
How Oppenheimer felt about New Mexico.
Started this one. Have not seen new movie yet but I will.
