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Harman's Honbu
Politics, History, Current Events
Prof. Harman's random opining about political matters and his versions of history.


Revolution Documentary vs. Classroom U.S. History
In a posted review of Ken Burns’ Revolution documentary, the author expressed how disappointed he was in his high school history class. His reasoning was if Ken Burns could make this so interesting and enlightening, why couldn't school?
I could write my next book just answering that question.
williamharman43
Dec 6, 20255 min read
Winning?
Here’s something Trump said last week: “We won World War II, we won World War I, we won everything before that and in between…”. He went...
williamharman43
Sep 7, 20257 min read
Our True Power is Soft
Current events are providing some vital learning moments about how power really works in the world and how it does not. Scholars in political science, economics, and game theory will have a lot to work with in the coming years based upon what is happening now. Most of us are not scholars in any of those fields, so cannot claim to provide explanations which resolve into coherent theories. This should not prevent any of us from expressing our understanding to the best of our
williamharman43
Jun 14, 20257 min read
The End is Nigh
The primacy of the individual, the great accomplishment of Western thought, is almost over. If we look at Eastern thought, the interest...
williamharman43
Mar 20, 20253 min read
Early 21st Century, U.S. Rationality
{We are in a courtroom – judge, jury, prosecuting attorney, defense attorney, defendant, bailiff, a few people in the gallery.} Judge –...
williamharman43
Mar 20, 20255 min read
The Way for Democrats to Win: Do What We Believe
Wm. Gregory Harman Politico, admittedly a Left-leaning source, reported in early March...
williamharman43
Mar 17, 20257 min read
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