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Tag Archives: environment
We tell ourselves a story about who we are
In life, we are constantly creating, or co-creating, our ongoing life stories, based on how we choose to interpret the world around us, the weight and meaning we assign to events.
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Tagged content, context, create, creating, dialectic, discussion, environment, life, meaning
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Refuse
In a world without borders, “refuse” is meaningless… — but we’re not there yet. Continue reading
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Tagged border, death, environment, export, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, global, globalization, Great Gatsby, import, leave, life, me, nature, refuse, separate, trash, Valley of Ashes, waste, Wasteland, world, you
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Be the Environment
In a way, this is an extension of “be the change you want to see in the world” — but in another way, that quote from Ghandi is an extension of this expression. Of course: Ghandi made his quote long … Continue reading →
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Tagged environment, ethics, existentialism, Ghandi, philosophy
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You are my bee’s wax
Two people I enjoy following are Justine Musk and Ted Ernst. They each recently wrote interesting posts — on the one hand, Justine suggested to “provoke the world“, on the other Ted suggested to “give up hope“. You know what? … Continue reading →
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Tagged behavior, community, environment, ethics, exist, existence, existentialism, life, love, philosophy
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Now and then there ought to be a way to create links between the past, the present and the future
As people get older, they carry around more and more “baggage”, and I think this baggage is usually considered to somewhat like a ball and chain — it is something that limits us (because it influences our behavior more than … Continue reading →
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Tagged accept, acceptance, acknowledge, environment, future, generation, generations, human, humanity, humans, past, present, sense-making, sensemaking, time
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Sometime the Laws of Economics are not a feature — sometimes they’re a bug
There are many behaviors that actually benefit no one, but there are nonetheless incentives for people to engage in them. For example: When I was a teenager, many kids would drive around in cars with “no particular place to go”. … Continue reading →
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Tagged bad, behavior, behaviors, economics, employment, environment, good, incentive, incentives, job, jobs, market, markets, people, price, pricing
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