From the Tried to the True…
The ravages of end stage Capitalism.
What has been tried, what hasn’t.
The way forward… Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Philosophy
Quickie: Jason Silva’s NYC Mindjam
After following Jason Silva’s YouTube channel for some time, I was pleased to see a sit down session with author Douglas Rushkoff in an open forum situation. In the post video glow I thought I would delve into the comments to see who was saying what. And was, I confess, Continue Reading →
Empathy ~ The Mother of All Morality
It is the mother of human truth. A sensate morality enervated by compassionate self awareness. A useful and connective tissue which binds all living things. It gives birth to our humanity then nurtures and protects it. We survived the great evolutionary gauntlet on the basis of one fact: We experienced the needs of others as our own. Continue Reading →
The Jelly Bean Analogy
In short, it is a simple yet striking way to visualize the days of your life and how you choose to spend them. It’s like having a map without a compass. Continue Reading →
Quickie: Belief after the Fact
I submit that a person of average, or even subaverage intelligence, who believes only what their senses tell them, could be a perfectly happy and serviceable atheist. Continue Reading →