I received the above in the mail today -- looks like a terrific set of essays on a wide range of topics using an empirical approach. Anyone have more in-depth reaction to essays they've read? I look forward to taking a closer look.
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Posted by: SaraBenesh | 28 April 2011 at 11:30 AM