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Steven and Naomi got to where they were without finishing (or in Naomi's case ever going to) college, which is funny since H-B always was proud of its college matriculation rate.

According to the documents Naomi Wolf (your link!) cites, this is pretty much what happened.

Like a nerd-issue Naomi Klein, he's acting as if metaphors are valid criteria on which to assess the technical merits of software.

For a moment I was stunned because I thought you meant Naomi Campbell.

), Adam Berninger founder of a advertisement and design firm, and Naomi Uyama, world champion swing dancer and band-leader.

Today, hyper-capitalist brands like Naomi Klein are attempting to resurrect some of the old zombie Soviet ideas, but it's a pretty pathetic effort, full of contradictions and gibberish.

Maybe Naomi Klein can clear her mind with some old classic films: How about Soylent Green (overpopulation, 1973), or Silent Running (climate collapse, 1972)?

Sounds a bit like Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine.

I strongly recommend reading Naomi Klein's 'This Changes Everything' for a background on the history, current situation, future solutions and what will happen if we don't take action.

Note that if you believe people like Naomi Klein (and I accept that you might not), the US actively worked to prevent spontaneous democratic movements within Iraq, in favor of a centralized government not chosen by the Iraqis.

Climate change is a funny topic in part because some elements on the far Left (represented by Naomi Klein, for example) want to use it as a lever to justify the kind of radical social engineering that failed so spectacularly and murderously and repeatedly throughout the 20th century, and the far Right have decided that to fight the politics they have to fight the science.

On a wildly off-topic tangent, I just saw a fascinating talk in which Naomi Klein refers to this as "astronaut-eye environmentalism".

Reading: "A Game Design Vocabulary" by Anna Anthropy and Naomi Clark.

I realise that you may have a lot of respect for "feminist icon Naomi Wolf"[1], but her opinions does not represent the law.

Anyways, I'm at work, so I can't look up sources, but "Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein is a great read about this sort of thing.

Naomi Klein (of No Logo fame) wrote an excellent book about it, called The Shock Doctrine [1].

Naomi Klein's comments about Richard Branson's climate prize seem especially pertinent here.

Naomi Klein's link between capitalism and ecological disaster is spurious at best.