But we must not always exhaust a subject, so as to leave no work at all for the reader. My business is not to make people read, but to make them think.
Montesquieu, Book XI.20, Spirit of the Laws
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A random collection of thoughts about human experience—from a person of no particular consequence, raised "where the streets have no name", educated in one of the "world's best", "wasted" the degree to pursue a less traveled though more interesting road, now a political theory professor in the heart of Europe.
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