Twitter was David’s public platform and tools for practicing a new language – clear and understandable for everyone, it was a space where he made friends and enemies.

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Fri 2 Sep 2011 05:02

@skilluminati – agreed, there were a few who clapped hands over ears, as ALL Randians would do, but most seriously engaged. Refreshing.

Fri 2 Sep 2011 04:47

@boscoh – obviously a person of fine and profound sensibilities! My publicist would prob want me to ask: want to say that on Amazon?

Fri 2 Sep 2011 04:43

well I got some love in my wrangle with the Austrians – http://t.co/4lDp09H – tho to be honest, many VM fans were very decent about it all

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Thu 1 Sep 2011 21:20

@IvoVegter @mises – it would be a lot greater if the author had bothered to look at the book. My response is under “comments”

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Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:58

@neverfox – oh, that was a typo. I thought you were saying I’d just written “Mises”

Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:57

@neverfox – I’m saying it’s a brief summary of an argument that things are more complex than ordinarily represented

Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:55

@neverfox – not typo, abbreviation. On skype one automatically makes everything as short as possible.

Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:38

@neverfox – Van Mises fan claims to “refute” my argument w/out even bothering to look up the book. I give a detailed response in “comments”

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Thu 1 Sep 2011 20:28

@EgyDebtAudit – what oops? Mine was the oops I rt one tweet of yours when trying to hit “reply”

Thu 1 Sep 2011 01:08

@EgyDebtAudit well that depends who you already know! Email me. Also I’d love to write something

Thu 1 Sep 2011 01:07

RT @EgyDebtAudit: @davidgraeber or maybe you could link us to groups or directing us to different experiences we could learn from?

Wed 31 Aug 2011 18:42

@gerrycanavan – well if you must, the original is here – http://t.co/jE81IaB. Written 1998. Yes, it’s true. I invented Buffy Studies!

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Wed 31 Aug 2011 03:11

Lord’s prayer in 1381 Wycliffe translation was also “forgive us our debts,” “trespasses” only substituted in 1559 Book of Common Prayer

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Wed 31 Aug 2011 03:09

Aramaic hoba, also hoyween, which also meant both “debt” and, by extension, “sin.” Lord’s prayer uses Gk ophilema to translate it