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[Summary] => For those of us who have appropriated the revolution of the Egyptian people as our own victory (what with our commitment to tweet in behalf of those putting their bodies on the line), it's easy not to see what lies ahead of a nation fresh off the experience of ouster. With Hosni Mubarak gone, it seems that the tried-and-tested formula of installing and allowing an unfamiliar (and often Western) form of governance to spontaneously build and grow itself in a very different territory.
We find it familiar, if not inspiring, in this country; if not because in too many ways, we're a good example of a state born out of revolutions that were never completed.
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[Summary] => "You want to go see them abracadabra people eh?" asked the gate guard at Columbia University in Manhattan. This was the comment I got when I asked the guard for the pedestrian route to Pupin Hall Physics Laboratories inside the campus. I had an appointment to see physicist, Dr. Brian Greene, author of the Pulitzer finalist The Elegant Universe and now, the bestseller, The Fabric of the Cosmos, a book on the much-hyped scientific attempt to unify the fundamental laws of Nature into one grand theory of everything called String Theory.
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We find it familiar, if not inspiring, in this country; if not because in too many ways, we're a good example of a state born out of revolutions that were never completed.
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