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01-18-2011, 12:35 PM
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Sothis/Ashen - There's a couple threads on AF where people on my side of the aisle and your guy's side of the aisle have pretty good back-and-forths on this issue, people with a lot more knowledge than I. I'll post them in a few hours when I'm on my computer (rummaging through AF is a bitch on the iPhone).
Here's one. Human paradox? EDIT - Couldn't find the others, but here is a good blog on the issue of native health. http://ryan-koch.blogspot.com/search...&max-results=7 I'll find the others tomorrow. In closing I will say this - as much as people like to bitch about "noble savage" romanticism being a fallacy, "savage savage" Hobbesianism can be equally a fallacy, as well.
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