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by forevertogether 8y ago
Oh sure! Project your fears onto other people, and put them into psuedo-categories. Much easier to do this than to humanize them. Bravo for your technical analysis! Oh boy! This sarcasm is what living in Britain for 10 years has helped me m
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by forevertogether 8y ago
“I don’t have much knowledge yet in grief, so this massive darkness makes me small.” — Rilke I am grateful to learn about this new term ‘Open-Individualism’. I see it is somewhat similar to Hindu philosophy’s ‘Tat tvam asi’, which I love. M
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by forevertogether 8y ago
Genuine question: do you believe laziness exists? “We Americans stubbornly resist the possibility that what we do is profoundly shaped by policies, norms, systems, and other structural realities. We prefer to believe that people who commit
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by forevertogether 8y ago
Has anyone watched the recent documentary 'The Work'? I think putting people in jail is possibly the worst crime of all. Let's get them in therapy instead. We can help to heal them by listening to their stories. The trailer f
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by forevertogether 8y ago
Isn't it though? Copy 'right' - think about it. Would you really charge a friend to borrow a book from you? Can we think of a better way to share cultural wealth and sustain ourselves and meet our needs? - "Information i
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by forevertogether 8y ago
Is it though? It is always interesting to me how some seem to not be concerned with their employers' conduct, isn't that what led Adolf Eichmann to do the bureaucratic work for concentration camps in World War 2? How is this diffe