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Tag Archives: Philosophy
Where do I stand?
Someone commented on a Facebook post today that she wasn’t really sure if she ever really knows where I stand on the issues I tend to discuss on Facebook and elsewhere. The fact is that I’m not trying to be … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Life, Philosophy, Society
Tagged knowledge, Philosophy, rhetoric, understanding
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When you look at your country, who do you see?
To me, last night’s State of the Union Address represented the same kind of drivel that I’ve come to expect from all of our politicians for years. Obama went right to the boasting and political pandering that has defined national … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Government, History, Nations, News, Philosophy, Politics, Society, United States, World Watch
Tagged actions, destiny, Government, Obama, Philosophy, Politics, State of the Union, words
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Worldview Web Roundup for 20100612
No, no I’m not a rationalist. I’m a holist, which kind of envelops and swallows rationalism. The cost of food. On philosophy. DLH
Posted in Farming, Food, Philosophy, Updates, Worldview Web Roundup
Tagged cost, Food, Philosophy, rationalism
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On Philosophy
…[P]hilosophy is not a senseless parade of abstractions created to fill out the ritual at cocktail parties or in Sunday morning services. It is not a ponderous Continental wail of futility resonating with Oriental overtones. It is not a chess … Continue reading