Get Down Moses

Get Down Moses

We stand at a historical transition comparable to the 16th century Protestant Reformation. It unraveled a challenge to the dominant authority of the Church in Rome. It disintegrated established power centers in Europe. And it spread literacy, promoted individual...

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Synthetic Sex Identity

Synthetic Sex Identity

A Corporate Fox in the LGB Civil Rights Hen House by Jennifer Bilek Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket. ―Eric Hoffer, The Temper of Our Time With the advancement of technological and medical...

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Online Confinement and Dependence

Online Confinement and Dependence

It’s interesting to see how a new type of addiction develops. And how it evolves. Pinball machines were a physical prelude to the current online multi-billion dollar gaming business, which is played by approximately two-thirds of American people. It’s noteworthy to...

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New Mexico

New Mexico

If our politicians were really serious about controlling violence they should ask the movie industry to curb a gratuitous amount of killing in movies and videos that show an obscene disregard for the sacredness of human life. And corporate media should focus their...

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We the People: A Mystical Body

We the People: A Mystical Body

- An excerpt from “Symbols on the US Dollar” - The motto ‘In God We Trust’, does not relate to any specific religious denomination, but conveys ideals of a civil order linked to varied symbols on the US dollar. The implicit ‘Trust’ is about the economy that involves...

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David & David

David & David

Swallowed by the Cracks - I once was a dancer, I was young once like you Though I know I don't like it, jumped high as the sky Had fire in my eyes and legs like a stallion And I had a girl and I loved her My best friend was her brother We were on top of the mountain...

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Bigness ‒ Asset or Liability

Bigness ‒ Asset or Liability

Excerpt of : The Concept of the Corporation By Peter F. Drucker Peter F. Drucker wrote The Concept of the Corporation one year after the end of WWII. In 1964 he added an epilogue where he emphasizes the importance of decentralization for any type of overgrown and...

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