Can Parrots Engage in Philosophical Discussions?

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Start date Sep 16, 2008

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Ralph Nader's recent remarks highlight concerns about corporate conformity, emphasizing the importance of creativity and intelligence in addressing societal issues. The discussion also notes Nader's presence in Salt Lake City, which has sparked interest among supporters, including those who still display campaign signs from his past runs, such as the Nader/Gonzalez sign. The conversation reflects a shared appreciation for Nader's advocacy and the ongoing relevance of his ideas in contemporary discourse.

Sep 16, 2008

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Sep 16, 2008

OrbitalPower

LOL. Creative, and intelligent with a good point about corporate conformity. I like that stuff.

I had no idea that Nader was in Salt Lake, that's awesome. I still have my Nader/ Gonzalez sign in my yard.

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