Philosophy
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Revolution is the Pursuit of Justice
There is no way to sustain a world where narrative outweighs evidence and motive. Justice is not a logical pursuit, it is an emotional balancing. While it is a benefit for a person to experience the emotional relief of receiving … Continue reading
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The Pain of Enlightenment
Experience is the foundation of understanding. A person lives their life without noticing anything outside of their nine to five routine. Years slide by, one after the other, without any deviation. Then, one day, for one reason or another, that… Continue reading
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Positive Manifestations
Telling a positive story of ourselves is normal and healthy. No matter what miserable situation we might find ourselves in, envisioning a scenario where we are the righteous hero on a path to a better life is good. Like a… Continue reading
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Modern Interpretations
The Marquis de Sade first suggested it, then Karl Marx stated it as we remember it: religion is the opiate of the people. Back then, it was an accurate statement because religion was the only language of politics. The only… Continue reading
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Understanding God’s Art
[Another piece of fiction added to “Learning To Adapt.”] Jesus sat under an olive tree, or, at least that is what he thought. There was no moon and the night was pure black. He could hear the others collected a… Continue reading
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The Cycle of Art, Governance, and Management
First we build a vision of what we want, then we make choices about priorities and principles, and then we try to make the vision real. Naturally, we learn along the way and must make revisions, which alter priorities, and… Continue reading
