I’m gonna transcribe a conversation I had with Hector Echavarria recently on facebook. I was pretty drunk and disappointed with the quality of his movies, so I decided to write him. I had no idea he would respond and this is as real as it can get. I’m as surprised as you are. I’ll put a link to the facebook page if I can.

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“Our intense need to understand will always be a powerful stumbling block to our attempts to reach God in simple love [...] and must always be overcome. For if you do not overcome this need to understand, it will undermine your quest. It will replace the darkness which you have pierced to reach God with clear images of something which, however good, however beautiful, however Godlike, is not God.” — cloud of uknowing

Conjunctive adverbs are the adverb that connects two clauses.They show cause and effect, sequence, contrast, comparison, or other relationships.

Punctuating Rules of Conjunctive Adverbs

1. Conjunctive adverbs can be used after semicolon or period.

• She knew she was going to die; however, she married her long-time friend.

• The government has taken measures to stop the economic crisis. Additionally, the private sector has promised to coordinate with the government.

2. If a conjunctive adverb is one-syllable, it does not require a comma after it. But if it has two syllables or more, it should be followed by a comma.

3. If conjunctive adverbs are brought at the end of a sentence, they need a comma before them (some conjunctive adverbs do not require comma when they come at the end, like again).

• The pharmaceutical company was responsible for the virus; its managers were not prosecuted, however.

4. If they are used in the middle of a sentence, they should be enclosed in two commas.

• Knowing the literature of a language preserves the language. Teaching its literature, consequently, saves it from extinction.

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You have decided to ban the word ‘however’.

Not because you dislike the word. On the contrary, it’s one of your favourites. You spent your entire university career bashing out essays where the argument was hanging by a thread and the words, ‘and’, ‘but’, ‘however, and ‘thus it can be seen’.

Luckily you’ve matured since then. Nowadays you also use ‘although’.

Although even that’s probably surpassed by the number of times you shoehorn in the very Russian use of the phrase ‘of course’.

Which means it isn’t obvious at all. Of course.

However, ‘however’ is very much still a part of your life. You are willing to sacrifice it though if it means you are no longer forced to read assignments written by people who use it wrongly.

Particularly when those people are native speaker graduates who are training to be English language teachers.

In a last-ditch attempt to preserve this cohesive jewel for posterity you will occasionally attempt a little remedial tuition.

‘However’ you explain, without much hope of success, is an adverbial.

Which is not important in itself, but it does mean that you use it to join ideas, not grammar. So it cannot be used to join two sentences into one. So it is COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY WRONG to write: ‘I am a man, however, I do not leave my socks lying wherever I happen to pull them off when entering the house.’

It is correct to write: ‘I am a man. However, I do not leave my socks lying wherever I happen to pull them off when entering the house.’

It is also possible to get a bit drunk on sophistication and start riffing away with effects like: ‘I am a man. I do not, however, leave my socks lying wherever I happen to pull them off when entering the house.’ Or even ‘I am a man. I do not leave my socks lying wherever I happen to pull them off when entering the house, however.’

You don’t think you are being unreasonable. You are willing to sacrifice a certain amount of commarage for example. As long as you get those two damn ideas in TWO DAMN SENTENCES.

Sadly, this approach has had only a mixed success and so as to slow down the wear and tear on your teeth enamel and eliminate the instances of snapped green marking pens* you feel it would be better for your blood pressure if you just got rid of the word altogether.

That and the word ‘less’. Which might encourage people to use the word ‘fewer’ more often. And would certainly mean that you were not forced to write to a major supermarket chain to point out that the poster campaign that they had just rolled out across the company reading ‘Together we can use less bags!’ should, of course, read ‘together we can use fewer bags.’

Plural countable nouns, people, pay more attention to those plural countable nouns.

On words and phrases that will be banned come the revolution, part one.
On words and phrases that will be banned come the revolution, part two.

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If you begin an independent clause with however, you need to preface it with a semi-colon.

I would like to spend the winter break on the beach; however, I do not have enough time or money for such a vacation.

I would have turned the paper in on time; however, my little brother’s dog ate my computer.

Sometimes, however, people prefer to put this word in the middle of a clause, like I just did. Then it needs to be set off by commas.

I would like to watch a movie. I can’t, however, because I have more papers to grade.

If you use however is at the end of a clause, it also needs a comma.

I would like to eat some candy corn. There is none in this apartment, however.

I would like to eat some candy corn. There is none in this apartment, however, so I will have to live without it.

There is no semi-colon before the however in the last example, because however does not begin an independent clause. Compare it with my first two examples. It is at the end of the first clause, as I hope the second-to-last example makes clear.

Abnaa al Gebelawi (Children of Gebelawi), By Ibrahim Farghali, Cairo: Al Ain, 2009

In Ibrahim Farghali’s Abnaa al Gebelawi, all of the texts of the great Egyptian novelist Naguib Mahfouz suddenly vanish from the face of the earth. This happens without explanation, reason, or ostensible cause: wherever they might be found – not only in libraries and bookshops but also on bookshelves and bedside bedside tables – novels by Mahfouz in their original Arabic are simply nowhere to be found. The authorities’ attempt to remedy the situation in the face of worldwide and (notably, if somewhat incredibly) popular uproar are juxtaposed with sightings of Mahfouz’s characters in a variety of locales, seldom having anything to do with the settings in which they actually appear in Mahfouz’s books.

With six – now seven – books to his name, Farghali (b. 1967) is among the most prolific novelists of his generation. In his devotion to the genre and his formal conservatism, he is perhaps the worthiest heir to Mahfouz (1911-2006), the Nobel prize winner most known for his mid-century tales of Cairo. Unlike Mahfouz, however, Farghali is firmly steeped in a magical realist tradition. Running through much of his prose are echoes of Jose Saramago’s nightmarish humour or shades of Italo Calvino’s fascination with the fantastical nature of fiction. He is taken by twins, telepathy and teleporting, and his firmly middle-class characters – otherwise utterly ordinary – have been known to reappear after they have died.

In Abnaa al Gebelawi – Farghali’s latest and greatest work – we face the prospect of a world without literature. The myriad voices in the book — for the young narrator cum author assumes many guises throughout these pages — express concern as to the fraught future of Arabic literature, about the erosion of the liberal and humane values that Mahfouz and his work represent, and (reflecting perhaps the essential fear of all true writers) about oblivion at large.

The events of the book are staged around a relatively uncomplex love affair involving the narrator and the eccentric daughter of a well-to-do family— occasion for Farghali to probe the psychology of class and sex in contemporary Egyptian society. Further in, however, the story breaks up and morphs into countless alternative and subordinate plot-lines, until it becomes clear (although it is never stated) that the whole of Abnaa al Gebelawi is but the barely coherent waste of a single pluralistic mind – the mind of a young writer concerned with the literary wasteland around him. The allegorical dimension remains predominant, and in this way recalls Awlad Haretnah (Children of Our Alley, 1959), the title of whose earlier English translation Farghali translates back verbatim for his own.

As it happens, Awlad Haretnah was the only book by Mahfouz to suffer censure from the religious establishment. In it the history of a popular residential quarter in Cairo stands in for the sum total of humanity’s spiritual experience. That quarter’s oldest, strongest and most benevolent resident – for many generations hidden away in his mansion – is called Gebelawi. Gebelawi has envoys or representatives, descendants or grandchildren, whose struggles to spread peace and justice make up episodes of the saga. Each is a retelling of the life of one of the prophets of Islam, starting with Adam and ending with the False Messiah. Moses, Jesus, and Mohammad all feature, but at the end a rumour spreads that Gebelawi himself has died. In Arab literary circles it is frequently claimed that if not for Awlad Haretnah, Mahfouz would not have received the Nobel Prize. But it proved too much for orthodox, let alone radical Muslims, for whom Mahfouz would become the enemy soon enough.

a letter from Mahfouz to Mohammad al Badawi

Radical Islam had claimed many lives since the 1980s when in 1994 Mahfouz barely survived being knifed to death outside his house in Cairo. The irony was that, of all the helpless octogenarians his bearded young assailants could have targeted for apostasy, he was probably the least secular. A typical Cairene of the pre-bin ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Laden era, the man had led an all but exemplary (for which read profoundly unadventurous) life. He did not seek revolution, he did not take great risks. He had no utopian or transcendental illusions. And perhaps it was thanks to this and this alone that he was able to invent and reinvent the novel, the youngest genre in the language, defining it for generations of writers down to Farghali.

Applying every novelistic model at his disposal, Mahfouz produced a phenomenal number of readable books: social chronicles, political critiques, philosophical manuals. None was too difficult or experimental to render it inaccessible to even the most common reader. None sought to undermine whatever pillar of the status quo it came in contact with. Notwithstanding the elaborately veiled, painstakingly respectful Ages-of-Man narrative in Awlad Haretnah – a Muslim treatise on the meaning of life if ever there was one – in Mahfouz’s books, the family, the creed, the government are never attacked for what they are or what they stand for, but only for their most striking deviations, omissions or excesses.

For a magic realist like Farghali, Mahfouz may not be the most obvious point of departure; the Nobel laureate is, after all, best known for devotion to the real even in his least realistic works, and one would have trouble imagining him so much as hinting at the paranormal or the fantastical. Yet in Abnaa al Gebelawi, the grand opera to Farghali’s various arias, Mahfouz is an embodiment of something not so different from the sense of sight. His books stand in for almost everything Farghali values: Literature, Thought, Freedom, Knowledge, even Love. The premise could not have been more powerful.

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Grupo receberá indenização de mais de 1,2 milhões de reais por royalties não recebidos de 147 músicas.

A banda de j-rock GLAY conseguiu a propriedade dos direitos autorais de 147 canções. Com isso, a banda será ressarcida com uma indenização de 670 milhões de ienes de royalties, equivalente a cerca de 1,2 milhões de reais, que será paga pela gravadora Unlimited Group.

O Tribunal de Justiça de Tóquio reconheceu a validade do processo aberto pelos quatro membros da banda, enviado em 2005, contra a gravadora, com quem romperam contrato nesse mesmo ano.

De acordo com as regras, o contrato assinado em 1998 entre o GLAY e o Unlimited Group era de que a banda cedesse os direitos das músicas, incluindo as canções “HOWEVER” e “Glorious”, à companhia em troca do pagamento de royalties. Entretanto, a companhia parou de fazer os pagamentos por volta de maio de 2005.

India’s largest software exporter TCS on Friday posted 29.17 per cent jump in net profit for the second quarter at Rs 1,642 crore, driven by a robust growth in its business in banking, financial services and retail spaces.

“Growth has been led by banking, financial services and retail. However, manufacturing, telecom and hi-tech sectors still have to be watched. Recovery has begun for us… We are seeing growth but it is going to be slow,” TCS Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director N Chandrasekaran said.

A company statement said TCS’s strong market presence in the US helped it to capitalise on emerging US recovery. Revenues grew by 6.93 per cent for the period under review at Rs 7,435 crore over same period of the last fiscal.

He said the discretionary IT budgets of companies in manufacturing, telecom and hi-tech are still under stress.

The Tata Group company is at present pursuing more than 20 large deals and has closed 10 deals across various sectors in the UK, US and Europe.

During the reporting quarter, the IT major added 30 new clients. Besides, it added 5,530 employees. The company plans to add 8,000 new professionals in the October-December quarter, the statement said.

The company said there was “strong demand for Application Development and Maintenance Services, while the BPO and Assurance Services continues to gather steam”.

Domestically, TCS planned to up capacity in Chennai and continuing to expand in Hyderabad.

The software exporter added 30 new clients during the quarter and recruited 5,530 employees.

“We plan to add 8,000 new professionals in the October to December quarter. We plan to hire a total of 250 freshers in the US. Of these, 140 have already joined,” TCS Vice-President, Head, Global Human Resources, Ajoy Mehta, said.

In India, the company plans to go to campuses for recruitment in November-December.

“Given the strong performance during the quarter, we have decided to pay 150 per cent of the quarterly component of the variable pay this quarter, applicable for all eligible employees on India payroll,” Mehta said.

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Computers seem very complicated, but they are absolutely not. Once in a whiile, it happens to everyone that your computer gets deeply slow. When you first buy it, it runs fast and opens every application in a second. However, over time, it gets worse you be experiencing to stop a wee for it fire up a program. Why is that so? There are many reasons why this happens, but keep in mind that it’s rational. Nobody can a computer running clear and sybaritically forever. Computers are just build that way, and method we spurn them doesn’t really keep them new. Instead, it affects how they piece and that’s why they get slow.

Why computer is slow a question that has sundry answers. Some people determination communicate you that, in order to get your computer run fasts, you have to buy a new processor. From a metal goods point of view, is dependable. However, you would soon be effective insensible of money if you would purchase a new processor every time your computer gets slow. you really need to do is to too it, aside performing disparate relatively agreeable ttasks. One of them is running the Disk Defrag application. This application basically organizes your disk and all the facts on it, so it can category faster. Another stuff you can do is to delete all the programs that you don’t use. Just hit Control Panel and remove everything that is veteran and outdated, and you don’t need.

The last option is to formmat your disk. It should be the last watering-place, but if you have to do it, it’s not really hard.

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Quer dizer que você não resistiu à chuva, ao sofá, à sua caminha quente naquele domingo e não foi na última Folk This Town? A primeira coisa que a gente pode dizer é que você PERDEU uma noite incrível. E a segunda coisa é que nós somos legais pra caramba, e que resolvemos que agora você vai ter uma segunda chance:

É isso aí: Folk Extra, neste sábado 22/8, na casa do Mancha!

O mesmo esquema da Livraria, com shows a partir das 18h: However, Leão, Edson & The Black Horses, Laura Wrona, Semi-Solo e Lulina

Além disso, durante a semana nós teremos mais novidades – a nossa coletânea já está tomando forma e vamos postar algumas músicas inéditas para vocês, além de vídeos da última festa.

Acompanhem aqui no site – ou nos seus RSS – durante o resto dessa semana. Enquanto isso, já fiquem com o serviço da casa do Mancha:

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Published: Thursday November 13, 2008 MYT 6:28:00 PM
Updated: Thursday November 13, 2008 MYT 7:58:00 PM

Najib: M’sian education system must change

By SHAHANAAZ HABIB

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian students are too passive and the education system must change to challenge and encourage them to be more curious, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

The Deputy Prime Minister said that Malaysian minds were just not inquisitive and challenged enough.

“Our education system must change. Our children are just not curious enough. They must be curious about the world. They must ask questions,” he said.

“Malaysians are very good at rote learning. They spend hours learning,” he said, adding that society too was often passive sometimes out of a sense of respect for the other especially if he or she was more senior.

Najib pointed out that every society that is open to learning and knowledge flourished while those that closed up went into decay.

He, therefore, called for an intellectual renaissance in the country and wanted this to start at universities where the minds of students could be opened up and liberated.

He said Malaysian universities had beautiful physical infrastructure and excellent communications centres that were huge and rather expensive to maintain.

However, he noted that the “intellectual infrastructure” was lacking.

He said that more openness and a greater infusion of knowledge would create a stronger society.

“The whole paradigm shift must start in schools,” he said, adding that schools should make students curious and inquisitive.

Touching on an example, he said, he was struck by a question at his daughter’s university that asked if the Cold War had ended, a question which even he would have difficulty answering.

“You can’t find the answer in text books. There is no right or wrong. It depends on your power of reasoning and how you articulate your ideas. This is the (thinking) younger generation that we must propagate,” he said in his opening speech at the Seminar on Creating a Blue Ocean in Education and Training Sectors.

He said Malaysians should look at where they were today, where they would like to be in the future and find a way to get there.

“That to me is our challenge. I’m optimistic we will get there,” he added.

At another function on early education and ‘Each Child is a Gem of the Nation’ (Permata), Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the government had recently approved the Permata curriculum and programme for children ages four and below and there would be a national roll out of the programme next year.

He said RM200mil had been set aside under the 2009 Budget for child early education (from age one to six), adding that the Permata curriculum would be made mandatory for private centres.

Najib said there were 8,814 kindergartens in the country, most of which were privately run.

He also noted that as of 2007, only 10% or 3.1mil children in that age group attended day care centres, which was far below the 80% in developed countries.

He said the government recognised that the first four years of a child’s life were formative years and that 90% of rapid brain development happened during these early years and hence there was a need for a holistic type of early education.

Najib’s wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor is the chairman of the Permata committee.

In her speech, Rosmah said, over the last 18 months, they had set up 14 Permata centres all over the country for a total of 380 children with 80 teachers, all with a minimum of a diploma education.

She said Permata was planning to set up another centre in an Indian majority area with the help of Wanita MIC.

She was also in favour of Najib’s suggestion that parents sending their kids to the Permata centre should sign a Aku Janji (I Promise) letter that they would at least spend four hours a month participating in the child’s early education.

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My company’s name is Sun Milk. Naming my company was a very difficult thing to do. Some people might be wondering how to come up with the name for their company, and lemme’ tell ya’, it’s not easy. You should probably give up, because just about EVERY name you can THINK OF is taken by some company or other. It gets to the point where you have to think of totally abstract and arbitrary names, and hope that Google’s never heard of them before. I think my narrowed (greatly) list was comprised of names like: Little Girl Inc. and Orange Cloud. LongggSpider was another one, I believe. But I do have a few tips for creating names.//

Make it short
Don’t come up with a name that’s ridiculously long. One or two words is usually good.//

Unconventional
Look for words that wouldn’t usually be put together, like Octopus Garden or Cheddar Salsa; makes for a name that won’t show up in a Google search as already taken, and one that will pop out to readers. You want to get the, “oh, that’s cool! I wish I could be that creative!” reaction. Plus, your name is the first thing that a person sees about your company. Having a creative name can make people more likely to pick your web design services. HOWEVER. You always want to remember to stay professional. Don’t get crazy and name your business Marijuana Dollop Design or something. Try to get something crisp, as well as creative.//

Think visually
Always think in terms of your logo, and the design of your website. Try to make your name as easy to illustrate, and as theme-oriented as possible. Try using objects and colors in your name, as they are the easiest to base a logo off of.//

Make it “ring”
Try to pair words that sound nice together and are aesthetically pleasing. Pick words that embody feelings or sounds, also; powerful words or incredibly subtle words. Make the words work for you.//

These are the things that I kept in mind while creating my name, and I think that I did a pretty good job.//

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Depois de um ano e meio quinzenalmente funcionando como palco para o folk produzido em São Paulo, a Folk This Town deixou de ter periodicidade definida, mas segue longe de acabar – no dia 26 de julho (tradicionalmente, um domingo) a festa tem sua primeira edição da nova fase, com o show “Out of place – 6 x 5” na Livraria da Esquina, em São Paulo.

Com seis artistas solo tocando cinco músicas cada (However, Leão, Edson, Stan Molina, Semi-Solo e Lulina), a apresentação também vai ajudar a Folk This Town a financiar a produção de sua primeira coletânea, “Out of place”, lançamento que também deve inaugurar o selo da festa.

Há alguns meses em planejamento, a coletânea ainda está em produção. A ideia é trazer um panorama da produção musical paulistana com influências folk, um registro geral dessa pequena e prolífica cena, com canções de artistas que tocaram na primeira fase da Folk This Town.

“Out of place”, o título (da noite e da coletânea) nasceu de um insight que traduziu bem as dificuldades e peculiaridades de se fazer a Folk This Town: realizar uma festa regular de folk em São Paulo é o equivalente a promover uma noite de música caipira brasileira em Nova York – deslocada, “fora de lugar”.

Na discotecagem, canções de gente como Grenade, Grateful Dead, The National, Neil Young, Belle & Sebastian, The Band, Cat Power, The Byrds, Neutral Milk Hotel, Big Star, Bob Dylan, Son Volt, Nick Drake, Will Oldham e outros heróis do violão (plugado ou não).

A Folk This Town

A festa Folk This Town funcionou entre 2007 e 2009 quinzenalmente em dois endereços em São Paulo (no bar Santa Augusta e no Bar B) com a proposta de uma noite acústica, abrindo espaço para os violões, sussurros e um clima mais intimista. Desde maio de 2009, o projeto deixou de ter periodicidade definida, mas segue realizando eventos especiais e funcionando como selo para a nova geração do folk brasileiro.

Folk This Town – Out of Place / 6×5
However, Leão, Edson, Stan Molina, Semi-Solo e Lulina
26 de julho (domingo)
Livraria da Esquina
Rua do Bosque, 1.254 – Barra Funda – São Paulo, SP
R$ 10 (aceita todos os cartões)
(11) 3392-3089
A partir das 20h
Entrada: R$ 10,00

The institution of marriage is a very old concept. It was present throughout history, long before Christianity saw the light of this planet. There were different ways of becoming ”bonded”, but the principle remained the same: partnership. The nature of this ”partnership” differed: in some cases it was merely to procreate, in other cases to establish a spiritual bond. The culture that we are living in seems to be set in between the former and the latter. Marriage in the Western world appears to be based upon ”gender role practice” where two people mutually reinforce stereotypical behavioral patterns. What is even more grotesque is the lack of awareness which accompanies the entire process. But marriage itself is neutral – it is an idea, it does not align with anyone. It can be a powerful positive experience as well as a nightmare. Unfortunately, more and more people seem to view marriage as a way of sublimating their urges. There are easier ways of doing the latter – we do not have to get seriously involved and pay the consequences later. This is why for many marriage is a failed institution with no practical application in the eyes of many.

This essay is an attempt at delving into the core of  ”the marriage problem.”

First and foremost, whether marriage reflects its purpose as stated by Jesus and others – no one can be certain. We can claim that marriage is a male idea because Jesus was a man; because priests are overwhelmingly men; and that women are clearly ignored/discriminated despite claiming to the contrary. It is puzzling as to why a woman would consider marriage to be a joyous occasion if it is one of the most significant chapters in her life, sealing her fate to be subjugated by the patriarchal system of the Church and other religions/ideologies? Many women tend to overlook that ”minute” detail or they justify it somehow to feel better about the whole process. What else can they do if entire society has been set a long time before their birth? We can only wonder why the ”fair sex” has problems with grasping their precarious position.

Secondly, most parents want to their progeny to see the sunlight. Once their child is born into this world, the perpetual cycle of despair continues. Behavioral thought patterns that govern the parents are then conferred onto an unsuspecting child before it can voice an opinion. After years of subtle – and not so subtle – conditioning of which the parents are unaware of, it is virtually impossible to think for ourselves.  The victims become perpetrators. Father tells his son to ”treat women well” and ”protect them at all cost” while the mother tells her daughter to ”look for her knight in shining armor” and ”wave her handkerchief whilst her husband marches off to fight the bad guys.” The meme ( a belief spreading akin to a virus ) takes over human lives and thrives, wreaking havoc throughout society. But society is always there to make sure proper terms exist to label people causing problems.

Thirdly, society needs the institution of marriage. Without the latter, it would not be able to sustain itself. No population, no people working for the elderly, et al; chain reaction set in motion. Homosexuality is stigmatized because it leads to societal collapse – not enough people to perform basic functions necessary to maintain the status quo. The way homosexuality is stigmatized involves various tactics, but the underlying principle remains the same: the societial edifice is a selfish creation. Akin to SkyNet, it needs categories, it needs labels. It is a virus which connects everyone under the same umbrella. To see how strong this virus is, just watch a movie depicting an embarrassing situation when others are around you. What is your reaction? Most people would feel rather awkward despite the fact that nothing is really happening to them. Why?

Fourthly, there are different styles of marriage. In some countries, polygamy is the norm but husbands need to make sure his wife is financially secure. Polygamy can also become a dreary custom when dealing with deranged individuals, such as Warren Jeffs who threatened women with eternal damnation if they did not satisfy his sexual needs.

To conclude, there is nothing wrong with the idea behind marriages. It is the execution (sic?)  that counts. Two ‘’soulmates” can form a union from which prolific riches spring.  The definition of ‘’soulmate” as well as what constitutes a ”couple” – these notions are not easy to answer and each culture is going to offer a multitude of arguments as to why they are the only ones who got it all right. The more pervasive a meme is, the more it appears that we are dealing with tacit knowledge rather than speculation set in stone by repetition.

Indeed, are we just walking automatons playing out the message programmed into us by society? If so, who has programmed the programmer?