…ly monitor the movements of one’s own mind and correct for biases and shortcomings. Again, something I have written about before in my post Mind Control. Simply reading the title it might sound a bit outlandish. Yet, it sounds outlandish because it is not something we focus on in our culture. Instead, it would seem we focus on the exact opposite. Our media, our daily interactions are all filtered towards things we already believe. When we hear…
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Did the WSJ get an idea from The Global Citizen?
Did the Wall Street Journal obtain an idea from The Global Citizen? I always love when a respected publication confirms what I have always believed. I was very enthusiastic to read the WSJ article entitled: “Lost in Translation“ “New cognitive research suggests that language profoundly influences the way people see the world; a different sense of blame in Japanese and Spanish” The WSJ article puts forth the same idea on July 24th, 2010 that The…
Asian college strategy: Don’t check Asian
…e dude Christopher Columbus ended up finding the wrong continent. But oh wait, they’ve fixed that now. Isn’t the box, “Native American?” And wait, who was on the American continent before the “Natives” crossed the land bridge that used to connect the American continent with Asia? So aren’t the current Native Americans really Asians? I once asked a “Ethnicity adviser” at a large university a question concerning “halfs” and what box they should…
Things I Do Not Understand
…was employ simple catch phrases such as 1. “On the wrong track” 2. “Protect Freedoms” 3. “Support Troops” – For a war they started. Much better to support troops by bringing them back home. 4. “The American People ___________” (Enter any type of nonsense you wish) So in conclusion, it would seem like the Republicans are my metaphorical chocolate eaters. No matter what happens or how sick they become of chocolate, the chocolate eaters will…
Identity politics and the idea of peace
…tiating between peace and the lack of violence, Sen went on to deliver a lecture based on one of his acclaimed books, Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny. While violence and conflicts are on the rise, he believes it is integral to take an integrated approach to tackle it because most of the time, there is no single answer or cause. In particular, he took issue with the ‘Clash of Civilisation’ argument put forward by Samuel Huntingdon, c…