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Amusing Rejoinder to the Communitarian Charge of Atomism

Geoffrey Allan Plauché June 14, 2011 6:13 pm @GAPlauche 0 comments
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Atoms form bonds of varying strengths with other atoms to form molecules. The bonds they form naturally are generally stable, whereas the ones that are forced by men decay rapidly — and give you cancer.

(Embrace it! Own it! :o)

[Cross-posted at Is-Ought GAP; HT fellow TLS blogger Robert Wicks for suggesting the second sentence.]

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