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The 4 Stages of Acquisition.
Life can be broken up into quarters, such as infancy, youth, maturity & old age. But there’s also another four other stages in life: The 4 Stages of Acquisition. 1) First you learn to acquire things, including family and friends. … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, Life, Happiness
Tagged religion, life, loss, death, 4 Stages of Acquisition, acquisition, life stages, stages of life
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Stop Saving the Stupid People
I think it’s time we started letting them get rid of themselves – clean up the gene pool a lot. I think it’s time we started letting stupid people do the things that get them killed, and stop rewarding them … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor
Tagged eugenics, gene pool, human nature, human race, intelligence, life, stupid, stupidity, survival
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The Crazies
The Crazies. I don’t know if there are more per capita or more overall due to a still growing population . . . I don’t know if there are more (per capita) in a so-called (and self-perceived) ‘civilized society’ than … Continue reading
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Tagged bombings, craziness, intolerance, life, society, terrorism, tolerance, violence
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Terrorism and the Voluntary Creation of an American Police State
Say what you will, but I’ve watched America go from being a land of the “fairly free” towards becoming the steel walled domain of a Police State. Say what you will, but our creation of the NSA, with all its … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, politics
Tagged America, freedom, freedom of choice, laws, police state, regulations, rules, terrorism
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Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
No, this is not a friendly repeat of some old anti-war song about wrongs. It’s a report on Mother Nature, and how She’s faring this spring, at least at my own location. I know I am can only report from … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, conservation, environment, false spring, flowers, food prices, global warming, spring
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Cult, Culture, or Conspiracy?
Who are you? What defines you? Your values, your morals, your judgements? Those inner voices whispering to you . . . the ideas of the id and ego. For the most part they are formed by the society around you; … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor
Tagged cults, culture, DID, differences, dissociative identity disorder, education, experiences, life, society, travel
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The Dutiful Son
“Can you come over? Your dad’s on the floor and won’t get up. I can’t lift him. He’s beside the bed.” I looked at the clock. 8:30 it blinked. I’d been up since four thirty in the morning. I looked … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor
Tagged age, child abuse survivor, duty, family, fathers, parents, responsibility, sickness, sons
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The Highest Monkey
It’s an instinct that runs in our ancestral genes. I call it the “the highest monkey syndrome”. It relates to pecking orders, and all societies have them – even insects. People often attempt to raise their own status in their … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, life, pecking order, people, Psychology, social issues, society
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PTSD Resilience: A Culture Condition?
PTSD is perhaps partially a disease of civilization, taught peers and the current society. Some people think it’s gotten worse. I think it’s gotten better. Now we have a word for PTSD’s symptomology, prognosis, and diagnosis, which gives medical people … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, mental health
Tagged DID, dissociative identity disorder, Mental Health, military, Psychology, PTSD, PTSD Resilience, soldiers
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The Rise of the Machines
It’s what we’ve always wanted, the future that science fiction writers and futuristic thinkers have dreamed about: the rise of the machines. “Think how free the human race will be!,” was the general theme, “robots doing everything – all routine … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, social issues
Tagged A.I., artificial intelligence, freedom, job market, jobs, labor, middle class, technology, the rise of the machine
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