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groupthink: together through life
Educational togetherness, as filtered down through the mass legacy of John Dewey, holds that the main object of schooling is to bring about a pupil’s adjustment to a group. That is, a disdain for competition as such and other variances … Continue reading
the wilde ones
The archetype of the socialist intellectual. The keen eyed observer, but missing a few pieces that would temper an interest in the problems of society with a less poetic palette of sweeping verse. Nonethless, there are some profound insights here … Continue reading
get happy: fizzy irrational exuberance
Were basically selfish individuals with varying and unpredictable levels of empathy? Ulterior purposes. The French “fine mouche.” The yoke of feudalism was tossed aside a half a millennium ago, and there’s no stopping those middle-class values that the politicians keep … Continue reading
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a silent noise:from babylon to broadway
She rarely showed he paintings publicly and refused to put any of her work up for sale. Of course, she came from a wealthy family and didn’t have to sell her art to survive or play the art game with … Continue reading
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doppleganger effect: second selves and ghostly doubles
A guest blog from Tai Carmen at Parallax. Parallax: exploring the architecture of human perception Tai Carmen: Though pop references to “doppelgangers” (a German word translating to “double-walker”) are often used to describe people who resemble one another, the word … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, astral planes, astral projection, bilocation, claude swanson MIT physicist, claude swanson the synchronized universe, doppleganger effect, ellen rogers, father alonso de benavides, Florine Stettheimer, john donne, Lincoln assassination, mary desaulniers, out of body experience OBE, paramahansa yogananda, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Rene Magritte, st. alphonsus liguori, teleportation
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Florine Stettheimer: Feminine Observations From The Idle Class
Florine Stettheimer was among the most original American painters of her generation. Her lengthly creative peak began in 1916 until her death in 1944 which occurred while painting. Stettheimer viewed art as ”an entirely private pursuit”. There was no existing … Continue reading
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