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The Best Way to Help Someone is to Not Help Them
This post is in response to an interview in Guernica magazine. You can reach it by this link: http://www.guernicamag.com/interviews/954/moyo/ Brief Summary of interview (for those to lazy to read it):… more →
Mark's Philosophy Blog
Lost: Season Five
Daniel wrote 4 days ago: Data Title: Lost: Season Five Year: 2009 Network: ABC Episodes: 17, at 43 minutes Creators: J.J. Abr … more →
Big Brother (Bell Canada) is watching what you are doing in a George Orwell way
TheTelecomBlog.com wrote 3 months ago: “You must love Big Brother. It is not enough to obey him; you must love him.” – George Orwell … more →
A spike in U.S. mortgage rates
moishealexander wrote 6 months ago: Moishe Alexander NEW YORK – A spike in U.S. mortgage rates drove down total home loan applicat … more →
The Best Way to Help Someone is to Not Help Them
goldmanmark wrote 8 months ago: This post is in response to an interview in Guernica magazine. You can reach it by this link: http:/ … more →
Plant Rights & The Discriminating Vegans
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goldmanmark wrote 10 months ago: Vegans are known for their strong belief in animals’ rights. Many Vegans boycott meat because … more →
The Impracticality of Separation of Church and State
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: In this blog post religion is referred to as any set of moral, mystical, supernatural, or historical … more →
My Two Conflicting Views
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: The World’s Perspective – (In this segment, ‘The World’ is similar to brain … more →
On a Quest to find the Selfless Human
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: Certain species of vampire bats have a behavior where one organism forms a partnership with another … more →
The Irony of Organic Celery
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: Organic foods are praised to be free of pesticides, poison that kills bugs and also damages humans. … more →
Interpreting Life
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “All things are subject to interpretation. Whichev … more →
Ways of Gaining Knowledge - Science, Religion, and Meditation
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goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: From the moment out of my mom’s womb, my parents told me that science is ‘the way’ … more →
The Fallacy of Free Will
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: A couple of years ago I starting questioning the fate of people after death assuming the Christian b … more →
Fortune Telling Based on Probability
goldmanmark wrote 11 months ago: According to Princeton University’s website, probability is defined as a measure of how likely … more →
Why People are Hypocrites
goldmanmark wrote 1 year ago: A baby is born with neither the knowledge of society’s values nor society’s interpretati … more →
The Reality of Right and Wrong
goldmanmark wrote 1 year ago: From the minute that we come out of the womb, we are taught to believe that certain actions and beli … more →
The irrationality of an truly open-minded person
goldmanmark wrote 1 year ago: used for my page The definition of open-minded is “One who has the ability to not dismiss an i … more →
