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December 2023 - Year 5 in review
the 59th issue
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the 59th issue
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Issue #58
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Whether it’s Black Lives Matter, COVID-19, mass shootings, massive firings in some industries, the war in Ukraine, or the war in the Middle East… it is reasonable to expect that any, some, or all of these events -and others- have impacted and still impact the minds and hearts
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Issue #57
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From a nationwide Stanford University survey: The typical American believes a CEO earns $1.0 million in pay (average of $9.3 million), whereas median reported compensation for the CEOs of these companies is approximately $10.3 million (average of $12.2 million).”Those who believe in capping CEO pay
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Costica Bradatan: A long evolutionary history has hardwired us to go blindly for whatever increases our chances of survival in the world, and therefore to chase immediate success. Brooding over failure, just as brooding over our finitude and mortality, doesn’t improve our chances of survival. Failure is the sudden
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issue #56
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From the Foreword to Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public discourse in the age of show business (20th anniversary edition, by Neil Postman, Penguin Books 2006. First edition published in 1985. But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell's dark vision, there was another--slightly older, slightly less well-known,
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Nick Cave: Visit galleries and look at paintings, watch movies, listen to music, go to concerts – be a little vampire running around the place sucking up all the art and ideas you can. Fill yourself with the beautiful stuff of the world. Have fun. Get amazed. Get astonished. Get awed
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issue #55
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Just a few words to say to my friends from the Northern Hemisphere that I hope you have been, are or will be resting and relaxing this summer. See you next month!
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issue #54