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as for the article's other half...
...they fail -- on purpose or through their dogmatic blindness, it is unclear -- to recognize (or acknowledge...) that the corporate system has hijacked government systems the world over. So, we are, in reality, face a runaway groupthink situation, courtesy of corporate power, that the Economist's writer merely
hypothesizes could happen under state bureaucracies.
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BrWiSk
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May 18, 2004
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Damon
...that's cool. I bit the bullet and bought one article credit online ($2.95) and learned everything you just said!
All your assessments of The Economist notwithstanding, it's heartening to see this stuff, in any form, getting so far behind "enemy lines" these days.
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BrWiSk
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Sorry...
...there are very few bylines in The Economist, so I can't tell you the author.
Also, i must confess to cheating a little. You'll notice I made it clear it wasn't the complete article. The economist, being the pro-corporate mag it is, couldn't resist a final (and fairly nonsensical) paragraph debunking most of what had gone before. I can let you have that too, if you're interested, though I think it's better without!
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Who is the writer of the article?
Damon...this article is so good. Thanks for posting it. In fact, I plan on bringing the article to a job interview tomorrow. Not a subscriber to The Economist, I can't figure out who wrote the article; neither the person's byline nor the article is available via the publication's Web site. Do you happen to know who it is?
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