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• The Subjective Truth of a Picky Eater at Thanksgiving

  

  Photo courtesy of iStockphotoI have always been a picky eater. Just a meat and cheese kind of guy. I wish I wasn’t as picky as I am, it has been a source of... Read more

  The 24 November 2011 by   Realizingresonance
  Culture,  History,  Spirituality

• Erratic Schwabinger Otto Gross

  

  "Dear Jung, -- I climbed over the asylum wall and am now in the Hotel X. This is a begging letter. Please send me money for the hotel expenses and also the trai... Read more

  The 19 November 2011 by   Praymont
  Culture, 

• Philosphy in the Boardroom: Jobs, Gates and Pope

  

  A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring; there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers... Read more

  The 18 November 2011 by   Periscope
  Current,  Society,  Tech

• Fair Trade Coffee Tastes Like Poor People

  Some people appear to believe that we can solve global problems like entrenched poverty through tiny shifts in our personal consumption habits. Basically, like... Read more

  The 01 November 2011 by   Philosopher's Beard
  Debate,  Society

• Feminism, Marriage, and Income Inequality

  Let's simplify marriage formation greatly and say that people grade each other, consciously or otherwise, on a scale of 1-10 for attractiveness, and that while... Read more

  The 06 November 2011 by   Philosopher's Beard
  Debate,  Society

• Resolution to Read in November: Knowledge

  

  Photo courtesy of iStockphotoAs philosophical as a philosophy topic can get, the Realizing Resonance topic for November is the Philosophy of Knowledge. Read more

  The 05 November 2011 by   Realizingresonance
  Culture,  History,  Spirituality

• Central European Characters

  

  NPR interviews Richard Rhodes about his new book, Hedy's Folly: The Life and Breakthrough Inventions of Hedy Lamarr, the Most Beautiful Woman in the World. Read more

  The 27 November 2011 by   Praymont
  Culture, 

• Outsourcing is Driven by Fear of Commitment

  What's so scary about 'outsourcing'? After all there's nothing new about it. It's just using what we normally call 'the market' to co-ordinate transactions... Read more

  The 03 November 2011 by   Philosopher's Beard
  Debate,  Society

• So NOW It's the 99%?

  40 years ago the American middle-class abandoned the working class to rot.It allowed its institutions to be subverted and destroyed by laws it helped pass in th... Read more

  The 01 November 2011 by   Philosopher's Beard
  Debate,  Society

• Recently Sighted Shades of Central Europe

  

  Adolf Loos (photo by Trude Fleischmann)From 2003, a long article by Robert von Dassanowsky situating The Sound of Music in its historical contextFrom last... Read more

  The 06 November 2011 by   Praymont
  Culture,