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Tag Archives: humanity
The Un-Involved American
There was a time when the people living in the U.S. were involved. This time was primarily before the U.S. even existed. Do you think that is a fair claim? Okay, maybe it wasn’t primarily before 1776, but as the … Continue reading
Posted in LIberty
Tagged America, American, American Revolution, British Empire, culture, Facebook, history, humanity, liberty, responsibility, society, United States, World War II, WWII
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The Roman Colosseum of Today
As usually happens, I have found a topic to write about from reading another writer’s work. This is also my third post in a row to link out to another content creator whose work I really enjoy. The article that … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged Colosseum, culture, Hollywood, humanity, Hunger Games, morality, Roman Empire, sanctity of life, society, United States, Video game
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Love
I contemplated asking “what is love?” and then clicking the publish button on the right. We likely all have a personal definition of love, a working definition of it. I’m sure there are some very general aspects of the definition … Continue reading
Is overpopulation a threat to the Earth?
Many people will read the title of this post and immediately shout YES! Others will read it and immediately shout NO! It is an interesting question that inspires powerful and quick responses, usually. I haven’t conducted any survey’s with experimental … Continue reading
What if? Volume III
What if there was no more celebrity status? Okay, by definition we can’t really remove celebrity status because it is impossible to stop anyone from becoming well known, and besides, being well known isn’t bad. How about this, what if … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Thought expansion, What if?
Tagged celebrity worship, culture, great deceiver, heroes, humanity, interconnectedness, liberty, meaning, politics, religion, selfish pride, socialization, society, what if?
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And another thing…
As is probably the case for many people lately, I’m continuing to think about the recent shooting in Newtown, CT. I don’t watch television, so I don’t know what kind of coverage it is getting there, but the story continues … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Thought expansion
Tagged culture, hope, humanity, parenting, socialization, society
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Thinking systems thinking…systems
I am pondering systems thinking. When I look at the meatloaf on the dinner table, rather than seeing individual ingredients, or even just a meatloaf, I see the interaction of each of the ingredients in making the whole. Considering my … Continue reading
Posted in Thought expansion
Tagged Gestalt, humanity, maturity, systems thinking, world peace
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