Giving Up Your Life
If you had die for one thing and one thing only, what would you choose? Your friends? Your parents? Your children? Your country? How do we, as a logical society, decide how someone should give up their life?
If you had die for one thing and one thing only, what would you choose? Your friends? Your parents? Your children? Your country? How do we, as a logical society, decide how someone should give up their life?
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We need to reserve the right to be wrong. Mistakes will happen. Errors will be made. We need to accept nothing is perfect.

No Panopticonic discussion can be had without the full disclosure of SuperGenius Michel Foucault influence on this site:
What is the role of the Artist in society?
Many of my Arts and Literature friends are out on the street in these hard economic times and I am curious if you think the Arts are even necessary today. Are our times too dire for the Artist mentality and only hard work and labor matters?

It is Tax Day in America. Do you owe any money or are you getting money back? Did you submit your tax return online or through paper mail? If you don’t live in the USA do you feel you pay too many taxes — or not enough — for the benefits you receive?

The role of the Playwright in Society is to make public the will of the Gods and to enforce human laws of conscience and justice.
Using otherworldly inspiration and mortal thoughts, Playwrights sculpt believing and belonging for live presentation on the stage.
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