The Economist sentence of the week
"His thinking is a curious melange of leftism, dirigisme and liberalism whose Cartesian logic sometimes seemed crystalline only to himself."
posted by the cold cowboy @ 6:53 PM
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
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2 Comments:
I can't figure out what those three things have to do with Cartesian logic. Is he trying to plot them on a grid?
Plowing a straight line through that sentence was also a little difficult. What a choad.
PS although dirigisme is a new and interesting word to me. Thanks Economist!
extra "E"s on normal words like "dirigism" were invented for the sole purpose of inflating the herring-fed egos of aloof, anonymous "Sirs."
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