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Riddle me this Plato

It is upside-down and distorted, yet gives an impression of depth and dimension. It is a lie bought and sold again and again and again, increasing in cost with each successive sale yet paradoxically, proportionately decreasing in value. At its … Continue reading

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America, Capitalism, Guns, and God

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Suggesting Happiness

I came across this suggestion in the book “Blood Memory” written by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns: “We’re supposed to make decisions that go seven generations beyond…” -Marcia Pablo, Native American. I came across this statement in the work of … Continue reading

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Disjointed Happiness

We live in a Factual Fiction, built on false and questionable assertions, guided by intentional fiction, and ruled by a vocal majority. We should (and I believe we could) live in the pursuit of Beauty-Truth-Wisdom-Justice, built on substantiated, tangible fact, … Continue reading

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Happiness?

Silence…

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