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    Vermont’s New Motto Is In Latin; Conservatives Lose Their Sh*t And Bash Latinos | FreakOutNation

    Source: freakoutnation.com Good heavens. 

    February 4, 2015
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    The Single Best Method For Class (Or Any Kind of) Participation (Thx SciFi Genius Samuel Delany)

    Source: www.hastac.org Raise your hand. Show you are here. 

    February 3, 2015
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    Wise Mind – A Case for the Integration of Subjective Experience with Objective Reality in the Age of Fragmentation

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Abstract The manner in which reality is perceived and conceptualized has profound implications for many levels of human existence. Source: www.mundusimaginalis.org

    February 3, 2015
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    Be employable, study philosophy

    The discipline teaches you how to think clearly, a gift that can be applied to just about any line of work Source: www.salon.com   Because it delivers real skills, philosophy doesn’t go out of fashion the way the vague, trendy subjects do. The University of Windsor just announced it’s closing its Centre…

    January 27, 2015
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    These Computer Programs “Feel You”

    These Computer Programs “Feel You”

    Rhafi Khatchadhourian at the New Yorker takes a look at new developments in recognition software that are game changers on computers interpreting our emotive reactions to what we are reading/viewing on our electronic devices. Like every company in this field, Affectiva relies on the work of Paul Ekman, a research…

    January 18, 2015
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    Outrospection

    Outrospection

    Introspection is out, and outrospection is in. Philosopher and author Roman Krznaric explains how we can help drive social change by stepping outside ourselves.

    January 13, 2015
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    what the fundamentalist believes

    Originally posted on coromandal: Mitra Tabrizian The most dangerous fundamentalism today is banking. Nevertheless, there are other fundamentalisms that harm us, as there always will be: religious, political, racial etc. Salman Rushdie has a beef with the religious variety; he wrote a book which caused a fatwa and sent him underground…

    January 11, 2015
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    The Stimulating History of Coffee: Why You Hear This Word Around the World

    The great majority of languages borrowed their word for coffee. Unlike the words for, say, milk or water, which developed within a given language family over thousands of years, the word for coffee hopped from one language to another, and within a relatively short period of time. That’s because coffee…

    January 11, 2015
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    The Loving Struggle of 8-Bit Philosophy

    The Loving Struggle of 8-Bit Philosophy

    Graphics have come a long way from the old days of Nintendo games like Donkey Kong, Mario Brothers, Metroid, and The Legend of Zelda. The graphic system itself still holds a kind of nostalgia. And the creative thinkers at Wisecrack are using that nostalgia to teach existential philosophy.  By this…

    January 11, 2015
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    It’s Past Time to Reform Science Funding

    In the decade since the National Academy of Sciences reported on the alarming difficulty scientists were facing in setting their own research directions—and declared “the time for action is now”—it’s only gotten harder for scientific upstarts to nab major grants, according to a perspective by Johns Hopkins University President Ronald Daniels published Monday. Source: www.psmag.com Really,…

    January 11, 2015
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    Finding Genghis Khan’s Tomb from Space

    Due to the public outcry, however, none of the sites were excavated. It was an impasse: Genghis Khan’s tomb is archaeologically important; knowing its location is important for protecting it from illegal mining in the area. At the same time, due deference must be paid to those for whom the…

    January 8, 2015
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    This Way

    We are frustrated by how we confuse  difference with complexity. Identify this now/here…  The simple way! Among so many choices there are a few decisions but no single path  when the Way  is the Encompassing Itself. Live – Believe – Love Attentively Resolutely Mindfully  Deliberately This WAY … Transcendence.

    January 7, 2015
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    Control Continued – Oh, Dear

    Control Continued – Oh, Dear

    Confusion, uncertainty–oh, dear.

    January 7, 2015
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    Overcoming the McMindfulness Craze

    Jeffrey R. Rubin examines the troubles that arise when meditative practices of detachment, like those in Buddhism, are decontextualized and used to further repress our emotions. He recommends another kind of engaged reflection called emancipatory meditation. Emancipatory meditation – which involves intimacy with oneself – is an extraordinarily vital and alive activity in…

    January 4, 2015
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    Flipping the Script: Pedagogy, Theater and Radical Organizing in Schools of Poverty

    there are, at this point, numerous books testifying to the dismal state of American public education in the communities, primarily of color, that have been marginalized and abandoned by our increasingly austere system. And beyond the exposés of the moral scandal of de facto educational apartheid in the contemporary United States,…

    January 3, 2015
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    The real fear: I-am-not-a-Homo-phobia

    With all do props to @NatBaimel

    January 3, 2015
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    Bill Moyers’ farewell message to young activists: ‘Over to you. Welcome to the fight’

    Moyers & Company host Bill Moyers delivered a message of encouragement for young progressives in the face of seemingly harrowing odds, drawing the curtain on his 44-year broadcast career on Friday. “To this new generation I say: over to you. Welcome to the fight,” Moyers said at the conclusion of…

    January 3, 2015
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    The Benefits of Fewer NYPD Arrests

    The slowdown also challenges the fundamental tenets of broken-windows policing, a controversial strategy championed by NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton. According to the theory, which first came to prominence in a 1982 article in The Atlantic, “quality-of-life” crimes like vandalism and vagrancy help normalize criminal behavior in neighborhoods and precede more…

    January 3, 2015
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