Showing posts with label Pirate Philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pirate Philosophy. Show all posts
Monday, October 5, 2015

On the Financial Crisis

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Peter-Ashley Jackson  money makes the world go round The financial crisis was not caused by healthcare, or poor people, or gay...
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Friday, July 24, 2015

6 Questions Christians are Always Asking Atheists

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6 Questions Christians Ask Atheists Let’s imagine a story. There’s an invisible being that follows you wherever you go. It watches you co...
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Sunday, March 15, 2015

Real Men are Brave and Strong

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Disclaimer: Given that men and women are equal representatives of the human race, the qualities of a real man may be identical to th...
Monday, February 2, 2015

On Snobbery

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sto del Río  Agardando por Snob I had a fairly unpleasant high school experience. In the middle of my tenth grade year, my fami...

Are We Dancing Bears?

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If you want to understand a species, observe the behaviors of its members over time. Bears have specific behaviors that have been exhibi...
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014

On Critical Thinking

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Kevin Friery  Questions from the Floor By nature, critical thinking leads to more questions than answers. For a skilled critical th...
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Resolution to Be Less Tolerant in 2015

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mt 23  Resolutions. I plan to be less tolerant of Bullies who camouflage insecurity by feeding cowardly egos on the suffering...

Message from the Bones of a Broken Pirate

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We are here to remind you of who you are. You are temporary. You are broken. You are parts that fit together less and less comfort...
Wednesday, April 9, 2014

On Mood Disorder

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dierk schaefer  Brain The human brain is the most complex item in the known universe. Isn't it a "no brainer" tha...

On Ancient Texts

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Robin Zebrowski  Ancient Text There were cultures in the ancient world (like the Mayans) that were quite advanced for their tim...

On Road Rage

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Tony Fischer  Road Rage (Ever Drive in NYC?) Just saw a grown man screaming, beating on his steering wheel, and shaking a b...

Critical Evaluation of some "Old Sayings"

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 "Absence makes the heart grow fonder." This may have some validity in the short run, but in the long run, absence...

Corporate Policing

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David Shankbone  Day 12 Occupy Wall Street September 28 2011 Shankbone 54 Human beings are complicated, conflicted creatures....

On Takers

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Nic McPhee  Wealth and poverty (And to all a good night) The average CEO of the S&P 500 corporations earn...