Jonah Lehrer of the New York Times explains our dreams: … are layered with significance and substance. The narratives that seem so incomprehensible — why was I running through the airport in my underwear? — are actually careful distillations of experience, a regurgitation of all the new ideas and insights we encounter during the day.… … Continue reading Why we need to dream
Atheists also need to realize that whether they like it or not they are in competition with believers. A base, gladiatorial competition in the marketplace of ideas that has serious implications for atheists’ political rights. This means it’s actually ok and even (wrap your head around this) a good thing to respectfully ‘evangelize’ (as some … Continue reading Atheists need to ‘fess up that they can be just as guilty of evangelizing as believers
listening to “Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) – Us3 (1993)” Continue reading listening to “Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) – Us3 (1993)”
Important, and simple context for the current US health care debate… The Four Basic Kinds of Health Care Financing Around the World Continue reading The Four Basic Kinds of Health Care Financing Around the World
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