An extreme comparison, I totally agree.
But check this out and keep in mind that Mark Bittman knows food, and knows good food.
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A course blog for Intro to Ethics at RIT
Introduction to Ethics course
This blog supports Philosophy 211 at the Rochester Institute of Technology during the spring quarter of 2009. We will study issues in practical ethics centered on a theme of sustainability and social justice.
Students may contact me at elbgsl@rit.edu. My office is in Bldg. 17 (MicroE), Room 2541. Office hours for the spring quarter are M/W 2:00-3:30.
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