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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2012 · 1H 24M

Episode 74: Cheap Liberal Arts Relativism

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TOPIC: How Much Honesty Can We Stand? This week, Dan and Merlin talk about how ridiculously complex "Honesty" can be. Do "Candor," "Transparency," "Frankness," and all those other Capital Letter Nouns mean the same thing? Links for this episode:Things said can't be unsaid - selfesteem cruelty brutalhonesty | Ask MetaFilterThe 'Busy' Trap - NYTimes.com[SPONSOR] Squarespace (10% off with offer code, "`yourshow`") Gellies Local 416 | You Look Nice Today107.7 The Bone / KSAN-FM San Francisco > Homekung fu grippe - Mixed GrillJester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaI Think You're Fat - EsquireRadical Honesty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAmazon.com: On Bullshit (0218681122946): Harry G. Frankfurt: BooksPowerMate Support | Griffin TechnologyTed From The Internet: On a recent 5by5 AD, Dan and Merlin were throwing around the idea of a 5by5 Morning Zoo.Great Tools For Your Mac By Andreas Hegenberg » BetterTouchTool, BetterSnapTool & SecondBarTackling keyboard shortcut woes in OS X | MacFixIt - CNET ReviewsHow to use services in Mac OS X | Macworldcough button - WiktionaryTwitter / hotdogsladies: M: Sorry about my office tThe Fantastic Mr. Fox's 'Trademark'John Hummer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaUrban Dictionary: back door bragPolitics and the English Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaGeorge Orwell, "Politics and the English Language," 1946Pseudologia fantastica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaNeighbors | This American Life5by5 | Back to Work #57: Start with Anger, End with a SignPittsburgh in Words - Can You Say ... 'Hero'? by Tom JunodMerlin and Chauncey GardinerThis week's episode of Back to Work is sponsored by our good friends at Squarespace. Get an extra 10% off your new account with offer code "yourshow".

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