Blogs about: Philosophy
In an attempt to explain philosophy to kids, one of the first examples we often give them is: If a tree falls in the forest but no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? As with many philosophical quandaries, it depends on who you ask. Philosophy is tricky like that. As we get older, we may start to ask ourselves equally challenging (but perhaps more relevant) questions, like: Does god exist? Or is he/she all in my head? Why be good? What is the meaning of life? What is luck? Do doggies have souls?
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Poem: Universal Family
I watch as the wavy lines on the maps move, and the countries’ names are strange, but the people themselves seem most familiar – like distant cousins in an… more →
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flynnsblogs wrote 24 minutes ago: House votes to rescue wild horses By KEVIN FREKING, Associated Press Writer Kevin Freking, Associate … more →
Strategic marketing is aimed in the XXI century
vibyf3 wrote 24 minutes ago: Production, therefore, transforms the empirical buying and selling, using the experience gained from … more →
Days for Rest
planetd wrote 38 minutes ago: Keri Smith - Guerilla Artist … more →
जिन्दगी
khan3443c wrote 41 minutes ago: जिन्दगी जिन्दगी एक सफर है ,कोई मुकाम मंजिल नही होता । जिन्दगी एक एहसास है,कोई गम जुदा नही होता । … more →
Why is not trivial brand recognition?
tyxyi8 wrote 46 minutes ago: Raising living standards consciously promoted behavioral targeting programs, increasing competition … more →
Two Deaths in Afghanistan
Matt Holzmann wrote 1 hour ago: Up close against the Pakistani border provinces of North and South Waziristan is Paktika province in … more →
Sanyasis of Haridwar and Rishikesh.
satyask wrote 1 hour ago: Authorship, Photography and Copyright Notice : Satya Sarada Kandula : All Rights Reserved. Photograp … more →
Strange Lodgings- by Doug's Darkworld
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pochp wrote 1 hour ago: “Imagine yourself waking up in a strange and unfamiliar room. Too much to drink maybe, some medical … more →
Diary of the Unemployed: The Early Years Part 1
crankycommentary wrote 2 hours ago: Maybe I was fucked from the start. One of the few memories I have of my parents being together was … more →
Download The Matrix Reloaded
bowspri2 wrote 2 hours ago: Genres: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller Country: USA Year: 2003 Directors: Larry Wachowski, Andy W … more →
Fiddling With The Founders
Calmseas (Mike) wrote 3 hours ago: I’ve been going through my copy of the constitution with a fine-tooth comb, and I can’t … more →
What?
Joel wrote 3 hours ago: After looking through the news this week, I came across this comment from a casual observer that the … more →
Goodbye, So Long, Farewell
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Ramblin' Rooster wrote 4 hours ago: Last night I was eating watermelon and lying under the picnic table watching the television that I m … more →
Change We Can Believe In - The Diminishing Power of Words
lonelydisciple wrote 4 hours ago: Author Charles Eisenstein, via RealitySandwich, from the article The Ubiquitous Matrix of Lies … more →
Schizophrenic or Shamanic?
tortugo23 wrote 4 hours ago: Terence Mckenna giving his view on how we define the mentally ill because we haven’t got … more →
Philosophy of Zelda: Help us understand core concepts of governance?
Daniel Samani wrote 4 hours ago: Today I have been playing The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Walker. Have just rescued my sister; this i … more →
What is yoga, really?
yogameg wrote 5 hours ago: “The restraint of the modifications of the mind-stuff is yoga.” Patanjali, the great sage of yoga, … more →
A.C. Grayling: This Much I Know
charliebecknell wrote 6 hours ago: Tim Adams The Observer 5 July 2009 Philosopher AC Grayling photographed in London, June 2009. Photo … more →
Is Karma Incompatible With Atheism?
Dave Smith wrote 6 hours ago: An excellent question posed by a Scot, a reader at The Friendly Atheist. While Richard gives a fine … more →
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