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December 02, 2005

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Daily linklets 2nd December

The march on Sunday edition...

The cultural gap between East and West in 1860. While on things historical, the latest history carnival is up.
China's HIV fraudsters.
Imagethief has a knowning and thoughtful reflection on the Singaporean hanging of an Australian and executions as public communication. The exact same applies to China.
China is to ban using human organs of executed prisoners for transplants.
Doing PR for China.
Beijingers blindly adore reproductive organs. You mean there are people that don't?
What must be done for positive change in China, or what will replace the CCP? This looks at some of the ideas I discussed about post-Communist China.
Be an independent journalist in China at your own risk.
Believe it...or not: North Korea is "happily free of AIDS".
A digital online Buddhist library and museum.
Taiwan's elections this weekend will have observers from Hong Kong and Macau. Are they there to observe or learn?
(17:50) Fact of the day: it's a crime to have "sexual intercourse under pretense of marriage" in South Korea. One wonders what the alternatives are.
Notes from a meeting with evoluntionary psychologist Robert Kurzban. Interesting and thought-provoking stuff.

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