A reader writes

Algirdas writes:

Belatedly, my sincere Christmas and New Year greetings to you. Your penetrating analyses of the passing scene are based on, and preserve, the utmost standard—attending to the common meaning of words.

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December 29

Algirdas writes:

Thanks for posting my message. Curiously, I sent it before I read your piece on Gary Bauer.

LA replies:

Talk about meaningful coincidences (or Jungian synchronicity—something that I experience repeatedly in my life and that is one of the standing proofs of a realm of reality beyond the material), that’s really funny. Immediately after I posted my e-mails to Bauer criticizing his thoughtless use of the word “war,” you, not having read that entry, wrote about my concern about the correct meaning of words.

Algirdas writes:

My wife tells me that Russian scholar Vernadsky, biologist, also wrote about such phenomena as signs of the “presence of being”.

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