When Impatience and Imperfection Meet
The danger in being self-sufficient is in thinking you know enough when, in reality, you understand just enough to make a terrible mess.
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A World We Will Never Know
If our moral duty is to help prepare our children to live in the future without us — how are we able to sustain that teaching without a place in that world?
Ethical Habit of Action
The Greeks had a way of constructing the character of a person on stage in a dramatic presentation: Ethical Habit of Action. You learn to understand a person based not on what they say, but rather on how they behave. Don’t believe what you’re told. Believe only what you see. It is the bundled experience of the form — the habit of action — that defines us… and not the brittle persona many believe is the true and ethical morality of the person.
Biologically Hardwired to Wander: The Eighteen Minute Attention Span
Attention spans are in a growing deficit. That means we listen to each other less. We read less. We pay less attention in social learning circles like schools, business meetings and church sermons.
Continue reading → Biologically Hardwired to Wander: The Eighteen Minute Attention Span
Walgreens Knows Who's Your Daddy
Walgreens — the largest drugstore chain in America — announced this week that they are selling over-the-counter DNA home paternity tests.
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