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[...] no return eliminate choice. Of course one can go in circles and have many points of no return. Bonus Round?: What if we didn’t go in so many circles, yet still had many [...] [...]

[...] of 250,000 miles away. Apparently the tides were so powerful they helped to push the moon away. Bonus Round?: There are a world of facts that are important, but not as important as [...] [...]

[...] Leaping into the abyss may require faith, but surviving it requires science. Bonus Round?: Thriving seems to require both. [...]

[...] of a hologram depends on how many pixels are involved in the picture. If it’s a holographic universe, then everything is in everything. One does not have to seek out an experience, only pay [. [...]

[...] , pioneers—not caretakers. “Cooper,” Matthew McConaughey’s character in the movie Interstellar. I think we become a mess if caretaking is our main task. Do we really want our [...]

Enlightenment can be measured by our ability to keep the filing straight—as in facts versus interpretations, theater versus reality, subjective vers [...]

Hierarchy can be measured by the difference between those who have to pay attention to others and those who do not. There is a paradox there we might [...]

[...] the filing straight—as in facts versus interpretations, theater versus reality, subjective versus objective reality, freedom versus determinism, etc. In other words, enlightenment is the degree we [...]

Sometimes I get sick of language—it can just be so much noise. Sometimes I get sick of behaviors—they can be so much ado about nothing. Like physi [...]

[...] be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. James Bovard Participative governance can be empowering and it certainly is necessary—we need the input. But just [...]

Uncovering problems should not be the same as identifying with them. Anon One’s identity is an ongoing dynamic—there is really no “place” one [...]