Moral Relativism

Posted on May 16, 2008 by Max.
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I went to see Prince Caspian tonight.

The movie, in my opinion, is definitely worth a watch. As expected, the Christian themes are out in force, but I feel like the movie has a lot to say about choice, pride, and all the usual feel-good American values, that it’s valuable entirely apart from that.

My room-mate did not agree. An hour later, I’ve learned something new about my room-mate - that he’s a moral objectivist - and had another of those discussions that I just know I’m going to miss after college.

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One more thing…

Posted on May 4, 2008 by Max.
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Oh, and can we talk about women for a second?

Totally apart from the sheer mess that is one of my best friends’ relationship with his “ex” who’s currently abroad (who he talks to for HOURS a day - and don’t deny it, you know it’s true!), which stresses me out by proxy, it seems I spend all my time these days trying to figure out just what the hell is up with the woman and I. You know the one - the one I debated talking to about a month ago. Things are coming to an end, and we’re on the same see-saw we’ve been on since day one. You know, the one she probably doesn’t realize we’re on.

I might have sort of told her off last week.

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Oops, I seem to have disappeared!

Posted on by Max.
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I guess I’ll never really get used to blogging. Short list of changes since my last post:

  1. My computer is better than fine. Turns out the wireless card driver was glitching.
  2. I’m a year older.
  3. I’m out like $800 on the geekiest (and best) weekend ever. No questions, please - even *I* have secrets. I’m debating reviewing some of my new acquisitions on the blog ;)
  4. I’ve been through the last class of my college career. I’m now struggling to muster the energy to care about finals…
  5. Both my best friends are back on the horse. I’m not yet… Guess that’s what senior week is for!

I always kinda thought there’d be some great fanfare when college ended. Like some sort of marching band, or crack in the sky or something. I guess I should have expected that Georgetown would have a little bit too much dignity to make a big deal out of it. Of course, my last class WAS Advanced International Business, and it’s not like I haven’t spent the whole semester in that class checking my e-mail, updating my blog, and generally doing anything but paying attention to the professor. He gave a speech… And not one that really made sense. Oh well - that’s Georgetown for you.

My friends took me out for dinner/drinking on Friday to celebrate my birthday a little late. I had a fever going in, but I couldn’t tell by a few hours in and I had a lot of fun. Found a great place in Adams Morgan called The Blaguard. They have, I shit you not, shuffleboard. Which we suck at… But the Guinness was $6 a pint, and that more than made up for it. There’s also the close proximity of Amsterdam Falafel Shop for convenient drunk-munchies. We also managed to hit Wingos on the way back. I’d feel bad, except I’m up to running three miles a day these days.

I also got my grilling in for the weekend. Found around 4 and a half pounds of ground beef in the freezer that made for an excellent few hours of grilling (which I did instead of working on my paper on Organizational Change and Mountain Carvings). I think I’m declaring open-season on all food in the house on Wednesday. Maybe then my house-mates will finally eat some of the shit that’s been sitting around since September. Oh - and I saw Iron Man. God DAMN that movie was awesome.

I can’t believe it’s all over in a week.

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