Tag Archives: law

Oppression for Your Convenience

Posted on February 4, 2010 by ehurst

Goal-oriented leadership is a sin. When you find yourself in charge of an activity which involves several other humans, you should understand: From God’s point of view, the working of relations is more important than what you accomplish. That so-called … Continue reading →

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Net Security: Nuisance Abatement

Posted on January 13, 2010 by ehurst

Aside from sections of wire and other hardware owned by government agencies, the Internet is entirely private property. A rather loose coalition of folks connected by cables and such have decided upon a common set of protocols allowing shared data. … Continue reading →

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Actionable Evil

Posted on January 12, 2010 by ehurst

You’ve seen the horror films, or read the horror stories, wherein someone finds a way to measure criminal intent directly. It is as if there is some activity in the human mind which can be read from the outside, correlated … Continue reading →

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World Upside Down

Posted on August 22, 2009 by ehurst

It is no longer hyperbole to suggest the federal government of the U.S.A., and many state governments therein, have surrendered any claim on legitimacy. Where do I find words to say this? At this point, I’m either preaching to the … Continue reading →

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