(thanks, Dr. Carson!)
(obviously able to remotely spur
plexus memoriabilis, even transatlantically)
Docteur Dr. art. dipl. Dr. h.c. mult. Jéàn-Frànçôîs Kèrrîê
(what a pathetic polit-clown, indeed)
Mystery item No. 4
(Komrade ― you know it.. the.. you know.. you know the thing, ja? of 1988?)
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Dr. Ben Carson: I loved his reminiscences of dear mommy, of the Detroit days. Though barely literate (if not an outright analphabet at all), she "corrected" his (and elder brother's) writings, with a red pencil (interrogation point here, some mark there etc., and finally a "note"). The writings were "reading reports": clever mom demanded them to read two books per week and write a summary. Both boys, 10 and 12 old, and by then enroute towards ne'er-do-well, didn't (at that time) know that it was just theatrics.
Not quite sure (alas, Muse Memoria..), but I seem to recall Ben C. in 2015(16?) telling that story and heartily chuckling about his (and brother's) later discovery, that mom was, indeed, illiterate. Carson's public appearances in 2015 and early 2016 were highly impressive: calm, common sense, balanced and knowledgable (and his professional journey plus successes likewise impressive).
(and what a proof, that even without a father, and despite several handicaps, you still have chances... (here and now, also Dr. Thomas Sowell comes to mind))
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(I seem to recall Ben C. in 2015(16?) telling that story...)
Or was it in his book, America the Beautiful (2011)? Yeah, I read it (in 2015), impressed by Dr. Carson's personality and lifework.