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Category Archives: Philosophy
Happiness flattened
As the curve flattens, our president is working very hard to spout enough contradiction so he may blame others for what goes wrong and take credit for what goes right. The saddest part of this is that there are a … Continue reading
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Another day of happiness
Last night we sat in the backyard for the first time this season, occupying two of the six chairs surrounding our glass-top table with umbrella situated two summers ago in the sunshine upon a rectangle of 12 faux brick tiles … Continue reading
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Spinning Happiness
I did some good work this week. First I spun some loops and dazzled the bedazzled. Then I mixed some truth with couth and triangulated the uncoangular. Then I soothed some savage and orchestrated an opus. In between I seethed … Continue reading
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Happy to be culpable
“Behind every great fortune there is a crime.” The quote above is most commonly attributed to Honoré de Balzac, though it is apparently simplified (from his original words) to be more provocative. As is my wont, and because it feels … Continue reading
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Happiness: Moving on…
Untempered belief easily becomes brutish exploitation in the hands of those with power. Untempered belief may come from indoctrination, ego gratification, fear, groupthink, apathy, inattentiveness, or a combination of these and perhaps other factors I have not realized. So how … Continue reading
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