Blogs about: Procrustes

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Body and Soul10 comments

vivinfrance wrote 1 week ago:  Poseidon from Milos, 2nd century BC (National Archaeological Museum of Athens) God of the sea, … more →

Tags: Free Verse, Longer poems, Story Poems, - Poseidon, tamer of horses, Theseus

Red Letter Day 13 comments

vivinfrance wrote 1 week ago:   Procrustes, a son of Poseidon was a nasty sort of chap who believed in torture and cruelty and all … more →

Tags: Free Verse, rhyming poetry, - Poseidon, Theseus

Antifragile1 comment

Sandeep VishramSingh Yadav wrote 1 month ago: In economic life and history more generally, just about everything of consequence comes from black s … more →

Tags: Economies, black swan, Taleb, Fooled by randomness, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Steve Jobs, Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Hyman Minsky

Maybe the world is not ready

cybiont wrote 1 month ago: Maybe the world is not ready… I come to think. As the heart lays served on a plate, to be frie … more →

Tags: Poetry, Thoughts, Poetry, Heart, change

From The Bed of Procrustes

Sandeep VishramSingh Yadav wrote 1 month ago: I still believe Fooled by Randomness is the best work by Nassim Nicolas Taleb and then he add n over … more →

Tags: Economies, black swan, warren buffet, Warren Buffett, Fooled by randomness, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Warren, BMW, Arts

Boris on Bankers' Bonus Limits

gcadman wrote 2 months ago: by Giles Cadman Boris Johnson has a typically well thought out and well written piece about the Euro … more →

Tags: fine wine, Portugal, London, european union, Spain, Boris Johnson, brussels, Mediterranean Sea

Darkening the Door

Josh Ingram wrote 2 months ago: “I am small and despised: yet do not I forget Thy precepts.” (Psalm 119:141) Shrinking t … more →

Tags: General Christianity, Jesus, Forgiveness, Pregnancy, greek myth, Slander, libel, norse myth, Gossip

Old wine in new wineskins5 comments

Clare Flourish wrote 4 months ago: Feel it. Don’t classify it then reason from it. This is not always advice I take. I want to kn … more →

Tags: Being human, emotional being, Episcopalian, Inner Critic, Lao Tzu, Man, Myth, Positive

Android Insurrection **

icareviews wrote 4 months ago: With a reach that far exceeds its grasp, this science fiction cheapie from Andrew Bellware suffers f … more →

Tags: Affirmative Action, AIDS, Andrew Bellware, android, Android Insurrection, antiwar, Cherry 2000, crash and burn, David Ian Lee

Original Poem: "Procrustean Labor of Love"

poeticmeditations wrote 5 months ago: “Procrustean Labor of Love” According to the gruesome Greek myth, Procrustes was a smith … more →

Tags: Art, Gtreek mythology, Literature, Poetry, greek mythology, procrustean, procrustean labor, procrustean labor of love, procrustean poem

Sleep Deprivation (in five acts)

12kilroy wrote 5 months ago: one Pale blue, always pale, anemic. Long ago it was different. We were magic then – magic as the clo … more →

Tags: Poems, Age, guilt, King Lear, Love Poems, love poetry, Poems, Poetry, repetition

2 Days to go-Some welcome advice from a fellow blogger, a ‘character’ test, identity and FEAR!! 11 comments

forcingmyselfhappy wrote 9 months ago: I was really touched to see that a fellow blogger, Patti Clark had written a blog talking about my ‘ … more →

Tags: random musings, Agoraphobia, Positivity, Depression, Psychology, happiness, Counselling, Self-harm, self mutilation

BORIS AND THE BED OF PROCRUSTES1 comment

angelnstar wrote 11 months ago: In a recent CNN interview, Boris was putting forward a solution for the eurocrisis.  He believes tha … more →

Tags: INTERNATIONAL, National, Boris Johnson, eurocrisis, Eurozone, CNN, Attica, Bed of Procrustes

A Taste of Realism by Fred Reed7 comments

Survival Sherpa wrote 1 year ago: On my daily stroll through the LRC I found another great article by Fred Reed. Keeping it real is wh … more →

Tags: Dumber and Dumbest, un school, DIY-educators, Schooled vs. Educated, Government Gulags, Teaching Tyranny, Education, forced schooling, deception of schooling

Procrustes' Bed - Lessons on History, from History

Jack Egan wrote 1 year ago: A last post on Historical Objectivity As a sidenote, a show of appreciation goes to George Steer for … more →

Tags: History, classical greece, E H Carr, historical method

Off-Colour Remarks4 comments

MRDA wrote 1 year ago: Last fortnight yielded something of a surprise: black MP Diane Abbott being dragged across the airwa … more →

Tags: Egoism, Politics 2, Personal, news 2, Racial Issues, The UK, racism, collectivism, melanites

Procrustean Schools

Survival Sherpa wrote 1 year ago: Curiosity counts.  We’re all curious at birth.  Out of painful labor we emerge.  All we knew f … more →

Tags: Forced Schooling, Odd, Curiosity, inquiry learning, forced schooling

Hero's journey or Procrustean bed?7 comments

Eleanor Patrick wrote 1 year ago: Procrustes is a man after my own heart in certain circumstances. In case you haven’t heard of him, h … more →

Tags: Thoughts, the hero’s journey, Stories, SCBWI, NE SCBWI, Maureen Lynas

Hitting Rock Sodom19 comments

Nathan wrote 1 year ago: When examining the Biblical references to the wicked city of Sodom, it becomes clear that there prob … more →

Tags: mythology, Religion, Judaism, Christianity, greek mythology, Bible, Theseus, Genesis, Sin


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