Quite a controversial set of topics ‘Sirius: The Documentary’ chooses to tackle. But the controversiality is precisely why it is so essential for people to watch this film. Personally I had and continue to have a difficult time accepting much of what is proposed. Although, I realize that this skepticism has been[…]
Read More »“The United States is broke — fiscally, morally, intellectually — and the Fed has incited a global currency war (Japan just signed up, the Brazilians and Chinese are angry, and the German-dominated euro zone is crumbling) that will soon overwhelm it. When the latest bubble pops, there will be[…]
Read More »You must watch this film! Absolutely! Watch it right now! Seriously though…its something so familiar but coming from an unusual perspective. Glad to see how widespread IT is. IT has been in development quite a while as it appears, but attentions now turn. We focus on the only truth we[…]
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“I hope that my art can inspire everyone to feel empowered to create the beauty they wish to see in the world. My life was confusing and felt quite harsh and ugly, until I began making it beautiful myself through artistic expression. Every person can do this… Trust yourself and[…]
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Alan Watt’s on the ‘Awareness of the Self.’ Part of a lecture series, ‘Out of Your Mind: The Nature of Consciousness I’ Take a listen – [ti_audio media=”440″ autoplay=”1″ repeat=”1″ volume=”75″]
Read More »I answer the question through an analysis of power relations! Over recent years, nascent examinations and analyses of power relations have begun to shed new light on the formation and edifice of the welfare state in the United States. Many studies on the matter take a historical approach, focusing on[…]
Read More »On God’s Existence, Existential Freedom, and Humanism God cannot exist in a moral world; or, at least, we should not permit the verity of God’s existence. There is a sense in which those that believe in God and practice fidelity to a particular Religion are depreciating human potential. In[…]
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I don’t think the most important question we face is as Shakespeare’s Hamlet posed, ‘to be or not to be.’ Whether he should live or kill himself as it goes. I think that question is pretty easy, to live. So I’ve adapted Hamlet’s most essential question to our time –[…]
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I wrote this in Crested Butte, CO on Dec.27, 2010 when I was unable to sleep because of the high elevation at some 10,000ft….It’s pretty fluid with the existentialist genre borrowing some themes from Nietzsche, Sartre and maybe even Kierkegaard. I’m not too specific, but pretty exact and a little abstract. I touch[…]
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So I never thought I would believe it and I don’t really think I have to convince anyone, because it’s not really a matter of contention. Check out the below links. I tried to use mainstream sources, not that it guarantees any accuracy…all it took to find this information was about 5 minutes[…]
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