Epstein Secrets

Thursday, August 11, 2016, Noam Chomsky S. wrote: Every act is is power in some small way. But the sense relevant to those who write about power -- Morgenthau, Russell, etc. -- is coercive power. Like my telling my dog right now that I can't play with her. How about putting an animal with a human auditory

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