Month: July 2020
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Opportunity Cost of Ignoring Instinct
The questions is….how succinctly do you trust your instinct in that you’re willing to make material life decisions based on your gut? Most people can’t do it. Most people are overwhelmed by others’ expectations. For most, the rational mind applies an oversized attribution of past experience, education, and child rearing to their decision making thereby…
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Gutless Law Enforcement In Canada
If you want to create some legislation, then you’d best be prepared to enforce it. Otherwise, you have no credibility. This seems to be the case in Canada right now. New pandemic regulations are exemplary of a society wanting to “do good” and then balking when it comes to following through. Doug Ford wants to…
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Place For Satire
I muse about what witty comedians of yesteryear would make of our “new world order”. I’m thinking that they’d be stupefied by the abundance of new material right at their fingertips. Without question, there’s an introversion going on with the internet playing a role which is restricting folks from escaping their rational mind. Twitter is…
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Musicians Without Gigs Hit The Basement
I literally had a tear welling up after watching Rhett Schull’s video referencing the work he and his crew put into setting up a basement studio in anticipation of his first Youtube Livestream to happen this Saturday July 11th at 5pm Eastern. Rhett has his wife, his dad, and a sound engineer friend along with…
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Smart Yet Wrong
Throughout social media we’ve had these colourful dialogue boxes espousing COVID-19 denial. The President of the United States with his manhood expressed so succinctly to Marco Rubio during the GOP nomination process wouldn’t be seen wearing a mask in contrast to the official recommendation of government officials’ position on them being an effective tool. Then…