Potter Stewart

Think of the famous 1964 Supreme Court case, Jacobellus v. Ohio, where the court had to define what constituted obscenity versus protected free speech.

Justice Potter Stewart famously wrote that he couldn't precisely define obscenity, but I know it when I see it.

Wow.

That is perhaps the most honest judicial admission of the Sorates paradox in history.

David Goldfarb, host of the monthly Encounters with Polish Literature series produced by the Polish Cultural Institute in New York, explained the difference between the two approaches and how translations of Polish literature and in recent years, Ukrainian works are important tools in helping people not only feel closer to their Polish heritage, but sharing Poland's strengths as well.

Much like the famous quote from Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart about censorship, Goldfarb said, quote, practitioners know propaganda when we see it.

Foreign policy staffers are drawn toward the marketing approach of nation branding, a term coined by UK marketer Simon Anhalt in 1998, and recognize something in Joseph Goldfarb.

Joseph Nye's concept of soft power to win the hearts and minds of a foreign population, which can influence the actions of a foreign government, end quote.

I've heard it said that cults are like porn.

It's a joke that references a famous 1964 Supreme Court case where, when asked for a definition of pornography, Justice Potter Stewart said, I know it when I see it.

As soon as I say the word cult, you might picture it

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And why? Because this man is a court Jew of the worst kind, and I say that with total confidence and certainty.

You know, in the famous 1964 US Supreme Court case of Jacobellus versus Ohio, which centered around the question of broadcasting pornographic obscenities in American movie theaters, when pondering how to accurately define what pornography is, then Justice Potter Stewart stated, quote, perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so.

But I know it when I see it.

The it being pornography.

I think the question of readiness... is a true unanswerable.

It's Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart.

I'll know when I see it.

Asked to define pornography.

Um, How do you define, and Dan, you might be able to say this, how do you define enthusiasts and what would they use this book for?

Yeah, I mean, enthusiast covers a broad range, doesn't it? And it's like when Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart said, you know pornography when you see it.

I think you know an enthusiast when you see

one.

We

know it when we see it, right? So as Potter Stewart once said, Google it, kids, you know it when you see it.

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