The black philosopher’s idea was that a man is not independent, and cannot afford views which might interfere with his bread and butter. If he would prosper, he must train with the majority; in matters of large moment, like politics and religion, he must think and feel with the bulk of his neighbors, or suffer damage in his social standing and in his business prosperities. – Mark Twain from Corn-Pone Opinions
For the quote above, you must provide a clear explanation of the writer's assertion, then defend, challenge, or qualify it, noting the complexity of the issue and acknowledging any possible objections to your point of view.
Limit: 300-400 words posted to the blog
FYI: The extra credit ranged from 1-6 points in the Papers category. I know that doesn't seem like a lot, but 6 points is like raising the Lord Chesterfield paper a full grade (10%).
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