The dire conclusion about coming anarchy seems overdrawn.
That 1998 essay examines Wagner's anti-Semitism, and it reaches, as you point out, a somewhat dire conclusion.
Hence Krugman's dire conclusion: "By tolerating high unemployment we have inflicted huge damage on our long-run prospects ….
From this dire conclusion, we highlight several innovations that might be combined and extended in a novel approach to PES that may address all seven problems.
St. John Chrysostom reached the dire conclusion that sodomy was worse than murder: "The murderer dissevers the soul from the body, but [the sodomite] ruins the soul with the body...
St. John Chrysostom reached the dire conclusion that sodomy was worse than murder: "The murderer dissevers the soul from the body, but [the sodomite] ruins the soul with the body..
It's a dire conclusion for such a young person to reach, but it's not hard to see how he got to that point: after a childhood filled with poverty, drugs, and a series of abusive father figures, Jacob has landed in a juvenile detention center following a robbery attempt gone awry.
Reflecting two decades later, Christopher Miller arrives at the same dire conclusion.
