Brian Gongol
Show notes from the Brian Gongol Show on WHO Radio - June 8, 2008
Ranging from artificial intelligence to Tiananmen Square, and from the Universal Studios fire to FedEx. A podcast of a show highlight is also available.
"Whoever succeeds in an overcrowded profession, or in a competitive examination; whoever is preferred to another in any contest for an object which both desire, reaps benefit from the loss of others, from their wasted exertion and their disappointment. But it is, by common admission, better for the general interest of mankind, that persons should pursue their objects undeterred by this sort of consequences. In other words, society admits no right, either legal or moral, in the disappointed competitors, to immunity from this kind of suffering; and feels called on to interfere, only when means of success have been employed which it is contrary to the general interest to permit -- namely, fraud or treachery, and force." - John Stuart Mill
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