Even though he long ago abandoned the hair-raising B-movie fright effects of the "Evil Dead" series in favor of more refined (and better-financed) projects, Mr. Raimi has not forgotten the tricks of his gory erstwhile trade.
The fact that the reparations conversation is such a non-starter in this country only demonstrates that the effects of this evil institution with its centuries long reach is not fully understood or accepted by many.
Not only will this reduce computing time, but will do so while minimizing the effects of the two evil forces of chip design power consumption and heat.
Schneier views this as deliberate obfuscation; I think it's just a side effect of the fact that the evil NSA bureaucrats are still fundamentally bureaucrats, obsessed with subdividing everything into separate silos and processes (with a bizarre penchant for WTF names).
The issue of the effects of the memory of enslavement and domination on recovery from the effects of these evils deserves further study.
If the State Department or other branches of the United States government were to initiate a "War of Ideas Report," to be taken seriously the report would have to include words spoken by our own citizens and government officials (think of the effect of the phrase "axis of evil").
Shōkū speaks of a variety of benefits received in the present by the person of the nembutsu, including the elimination of the effects of past evil acts, extension of life, avoidance of various calamities, protection of buddhas, seeing of Amida, and so on.
He identifies Saruman as one of the key examples given in the book of the evil effects of industrialization, and by extension imperialism.
His meandering discourse started with his view of the evil effects of divorce on a trader's mind -- honestly, his rhetoric sounded like a preacher doing a modern riff on Reefer Madness, divorce edition.
He speaks, for example, of the elimination of the effects of past evil acts through repentance (zange metsuzai).
