"Gettin it done"
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It's an easy path, finding negatives in one's and others thoughts and actions, and bringing others down to place yourself in a better light, is hell. One, it torments the soul, and two it's an effortless act, » Continue Reading
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Popular opinion is rarely generated organically & propaganda in the digital age is at an apex. It triumphs over the printing press & the goals of singing minstrels in feudal times. It’s not the innocuous co » Continue Reading
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Carl Jung has opened so many metaphysical doors, I often forget to give him due diligence. Condemnation equates to censure & disapproval; triggering a redundant cycle in the brain, when we should be continui » Continue Reading
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I listen to a lot of obscure music, and Gandalf is a rare gem; a diamond in the rough, if you will. The song: "Never Too Far." » Continue Reading
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Propaganda is tricky manipulation, with many layers of duplicity, and being aware of what some might call, counterintelligence/ » Continue Reading
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Here is a dialogue from a bulletin by Sam I wanted to cement. quote of the day » Continue Reading
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Oh the "inside out, inside" is a marvelous space, unfortunately, I run back into myself on the way back again too often. » Continue Reading
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Though the following from Hobbs' "Leviathan," has a few obvious holes, namely, meditation and Transcendentalism; both of which can get one close to "Tranquillity." However, he notes, "perpetual," and here lies t » Continue Reading
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Aldous Huxley in, "The Brave New World," defines how easily people can be distracted from actuality. Not only is his dystopian reality plausible, it resembles the here and now. Especially, in a world where the i » Continue Reading
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In Aldous Huxley's, "Island," his take on a perfect society is mind blowing. More aptly, the society of Pala is an individual centered culture first, and a group second. Most importantly, the government does not » Continue Reading
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