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About Gregory C.

Greg works on projects in neurosciences and law, and is very interested in legal and corporate uses of emerging biotechnologies.

He recently finished graduate work in intellectual history (Renaissance Italy and comparative Judeo-Islamic) at Vanderbilt, He is rumored to make a perfect paella and really want to go back to places with cold weather and fast moving people...

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This is a strong argument against naming anything Zoltan.
I can't help wondering if older, pluralistic use of words like "holocaust" to refer to great conflagrations, sacrifices, and annihilations will ever return now that a permanent article has been attached to it. I don't think ...
I wonder/worry, though, if Turkish scholarship on Islam could wind up going the same route as a lot of the moderate South Asian scholarship - accepted by Western academics and many secularized Muslims, and ignored or banned in many places.  ...
But that picture crosses the line from daring to sadistic...
The most disturbing (to me) aspect of current administration rhetoric about Iran is this idea that they can somehow truly threaten the world (and of course their own region), while Pakistan remains our ally.  Sending some terrorists into Iraq ...
This is sad. Really sad.

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