One Never Really Knows Who One's Enemy

Science Can Only Be Comprehended Epistemologically, Which Means As One Category Of Possible Knowledge, As Long As Knowledge Is Not Equated Either Effusively With The Absolute Knowledge Of A Great Philosophy Or Blindly With Scientistic Self-understanding Of The Actual Business Of Research.

Since Our Complex Societies Are Highly Susceptible To Interferences And Accidents, They Certainly Offer Ideal Opportunities For A Prompt Disruption Of Normal Activities.

Norms Appearing In The Form Of Law Entitle Actors To Exercise Their Rights Or Liberties. However, One Cannot Determine Which Of These Laws Are Legitimate Simply By Looking At The Form Of Individual Rights. Only By Bringing In The Discourse Principle Can One Show That Each Person Is Owed A Right To The Greatest Possible Measure Of Equal Liberties That Are Mutually Compatible.

The Scenarios Of Biological Or Chemical Warfare Painted In Detail By The American Media During The Months After September 11...only Betray The Inability Of The Government To Determine The Magnitude Of The Danger.

I Would In Fact Tend To Have More Confidence In The Outcome Of A Democratic Decision If There Was A Minority That Voted Against It, Than If It Was Unanimous... Social Psychology Has Amply Shown The Strength Of This Bandwagon Effect.