Category: Philosophy
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Psychology of Denying Fact
What is the psychology of denying fact? I can only postulate. It could be a combination of things going on in a person’s life. I’ll start with the notion that not all individuals are empowered equally within a civil society and a lack of empowerment may compel one to “act out” in order to counter…
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Response To “Children Are Not Alright”
Researchers from the University of Calgary, McGill, and University of Toronto along with Children First Canada have concluded that the quality of life for children is on the decline. This is concerning and from what I’ve seen from our evolving society, I’m not surprised. Here are the characteristics of trouble pertaining to the children’s experience…
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Consquences Of Ignorance
There are consequences of ignorance. No kiddng right. Just look at the quagmire of the U.S political system and the influence of a degenerate by the name of Donald Trump. The vast majority of Americans do not possess a college education and there is a cultural gulf within the country because of the disparity. Donald…
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Decorum Technology and Human Spirit
You’ve thought it but you haven’t necessarily articulated it. It concerns you because it’s not really within your control. You deflect because it’s easier that way. You hope that the effects are not material. What is “it” anyway? “It” is the impersonal side of communicating through technology instead of the person in the like of…
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Brief Musing on State of Education
It’s a perceived conundrum for teachers witness to the brightest in their class. On the one hand, the kid needs to be challenged and on the other the teacher could use his /her help. There are thoughts that fast tracking advancement through the grades chronologically would pose social development implications. Toward the latter end of…