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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Sustainability, Systems Awareness, Eros
There are times when I compel myself to withhold an astringent critique. If I’m on the ball, I can figure out how to render a sweeter critique delicately, when the circumstances call for this. Tonight presented such an occasion. After … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, critical culture, speculations, urbanology
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Indelicate Perturbations
As it turns out–a delightful surprise–many of philosopher Joseph Agassi’s short essays are linked to his Wikipedia entry. Agassi, provided one of my most cherished reading forays many years ago, with his ironically (and also subtly,) titled collection The Gentle … Continue reading
Lewis Black On Health
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c Back in Black – Health Care Reform www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Joke of the Day Share and Enjoy:
Negative Omega
[Liberalism] knows that an individual is nothing fixed, given ready-made. [Individuality] is something achieved, and achieved not in isolation but with the aid and support of conditions, cultural and physical–including in “cultural,” economic, legal and political institutions as well as … Continue reading
Posted in counter neoliberalism, critical culture, politics, sociology
Tagged John Dewey, Slavoj Žižek
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Practice of a Lifetime, Or, Useful tool?
Allow me to briefly sing the praises of the Integral model. Not in its pseudo-formalization given by Mr. Wilber (et.al.) but in its idiosyncratic and the decidedly ‘informalization,’ given by me. First, it is necessary to locate my move here … Continue reading
Posted in critical culture, integral
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Save the Planet
It doesn’t need saving. Earth will be here long after Homo Sapiens Sapiens has departed. Most likely it will teem with life for sometime–as in billions of years–after it no longer teems with us. This will be the case not … Continue reading
Posted in critical thinking, sustainability, tools for living
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Horny Head
…a completely out-of-context excerpt, first discovered on Deric Bownds’s truly excellent Mind Blog. Take note Dr. Bownds wrote a textbook Biology of the Mind (Wiley) and made it available online. Promiscuous interfaces Humans have unique creative capacities and problem-solving abilities, … Continue reading
Posted in psychology, science
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Paranormal
Story from The Pleasantries of the Incredible Mulla Nasrudin, (Idries Shah.) I was cartooning, using Max Cannon’s cartoon generator Build Your Own Meat. I guess I’ve been showing my fellow group bloggers at netdynam.org how much fun I can have … Continue reading