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distance and change
Topic: Miscellaneous 8:29 am EST, Dec 22, 2014

Frank Bruni:

There are few better showcases of Americans' worst impulses, circa 2014, than a 757 bound from New York to Los Angeles or from Sacramento to St. Louis. It's a mile-high mirror of our talent for pettiness, our tendency toward selfishness, our disconnection from one another and our increasing demarcation of castes.

Leontia Flynn:

the furthest distances I've travelled
have been those between people

Joseph Levine:

Speaking of the revelations about systematic government lying in the Pentagon Papers, Daniel Ellsberg said that it was a tribute to the American people that our leaders felt that they had to lie to us and hide their horrendous actions; but it was no tribute to us that it was so easy.

Shikha Dalmia:

Regimes change course only when the cost of maintaining the status quo exceeds the cost of enacting change.



 
 
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