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And Just Like That
And Just Like That And Just Like That the gals from Sex And The City have turned into The Golden Girls! Given all the differences between being 55 in 1985 and being 55 in 2022, perhaps we should call Carrie, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2020s, 50s, Actress, Age, Aging Process, And Just Like That, Appartments, behavior, Blanche, Botox, Carrie, Charlotte, Children, Dating, Doroth, Dyed Hair, Empty Nest, Fashion, Feminity, Fillers, Glasses, Grown Children, Guys, Hair, Heels, Independent, Life Doesn't End, Lives, Marriage, Men, Miranda, Motherhood, Mothers, Old, Older Than 25, Original, Pretty, reboot, Representation, Revolutionary, Roommates, Rose, Sad, Sadness, Sex, Sex and the City, society, Sophia, Teenagers, Television, The Golden Girls, Times We Live In, White Hair, Widow, Widowed, Widower, Work Done, Wrinkles
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Private Government
Private Government: How Employers Rule Over Our Lives (And Why We Don’t Talk About It) By Elizabeth Anderson, 2017 Elizabeth Anderson gave a series of Tanner Lectures at Princeton University in 2014 on Political Philosophy. During these lectures she discussed … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Politics/Economics
Tagged 1800s, 2014, 2017, Abraham Lincoln, Abuse, Adam Smith, Arbitrary Rules, Asylums, Back by Sanctions, Bill of Rights, Board of Directors, CEO, Chaos, Checks and Balances, Children, Churches, Communism, Corporations, Corruption, Democrats, Dictatorships, Difficulty Obtaining Child Care, Disrespect, Dress Code, Egalitarian, Elizabeth Anderson, Employees, Employers, Exclusive Rights, Exile, Facebook, Factories, Firing, Fraternizing, Fraud, Free Market, gulf between Employers and Employees, Harassment, Hospitals, How Employers Rule Over Our Lives (And Why We Don’t Talk About It), Immigration, Individual Liberties, industry, Karl Marx, Libertarian, Lords, Management, Master's, Men, Modern Work Place, Monarchy, Monopolies, Monopoly, Oligarchy, Orphanages, OSHA, Patriarchy, Political Science, Politics, Poor Houses, Power, Princeton University, Private Government, Quitting, Republicans, Respect, Self-Employed, Slavery, Social Insurance, Tanner Lectures, Thomas Paine, Unequal Power Structure, Unions, Unpaid Domestic Labor, Unpredictable Scheduling, Unregulated Commons, US Government, Wage Earners, Wage Labor, Women
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The Fellowship of the Ring
The Fellowship of The Ring I re- read The Fellowship of the Ring. I felt almost as if I had slipped back to Middle Earth, where magic was still alive and common place. Middle Earth, I realized, was Tolkien’s way … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost
Tagged Aragorn, Banding Together, Battle, Corruption, Dark Age, darkness, Dwarves, Elves, Englightened Beings, Fantasy, Fear, Fiction, Fight, Frued, Good Storytelling, Greed, History, Hobits, Humankind, Humans, Ignorance, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jung, mankind, Men, Middle Earth, Movies, Mythology, Nature, Poverty, Power, Strider, The Fellowship of the Ring, War, Western World
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The Insanity of Normality
The Insanity of Normality The Insanity of Normality by Arno Grun which was published in 1987 was translated from German in 1992. He says in the preface “Whereas people who can longer bare the absence of human values in the … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Acceptance, Aliveness, Arno Grun, autonomous self, Conformist, Crazy, Criminals, Deliverance, Destructiveness, English, Evil, Fragmented, German, Good, Healing, help, Helplessness, Homosexuality, inner world, Low Self Esteem, Men, Merge, Milan Kundera, Mother, Murder, Nazis, Normal, oppressor, Outer, Overwhelming, Pain, Prison, Pyschic Split, Rage, Rebel, Rejection, sadist, self-esteem, society, The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, The Insanity of Normality, Victim, Victimizer, Violence, Wholeness, Women, World
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Can Love Last?
Can Love Last? Can Love Last: the Fate of Romance over Time by Stephen A Mitchell came out in 2002. I read it in 2011. This book is all about romance and its degradation. Romance is closer to falling … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged 1995, 2011, Betty, Brett, Can Love Last, Commitment, Control, Cultivating and Understanding, Death, Degradation, Desire, Fantasy, Forgiveness, Hate, I Love You, illusion, Lack, Letting Go, Lost, Love, Madonna/Whore, Men, Obtainable, Porn, Power, Private, Reality, Revenge, Romance, Safeness, Secrets, Security, Self, Sex, Stability, Suffer, The Fate of Romance Over Time, Unobtainable, What We Do Not Have, Women
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Culture History of Shoplifting
The Steal: A Cultural History of Shoplifting The Steal: A Cultural History of Shoplifting by Rachel Shteir came out in 2011. She starts out with the fact that in 2009 there was a dramatic rise in shoplifting. Why? Economic downturn … Continue reading
Posted in History, Psychology
Tagged 1591, 1778, 1880s, 1962, 1980s, 1990s, 2009, A Cultural History of Shopfliting, Abbie Hoffman, Anorexia, Available, Batteries, Bibliomania, Bulimia, CDs and DVD, Clothes, Clothing, Concealable, Cosmetics, CRAVED, Department Stores, Disposable., DVD Players, DVDs, Electronic Tags, Electronics, Enjoyable, Gillette Razors and Cartridges, Instant Coffee, Jane Leigh Perrot, Jewelery, Kleptomania, Lingerie, Luxury Toothbrushes, Men, Moll Flanders, Poor, Rachel Shteir, Removable, Rich, Steak, Steal this Book, The Steal, Toiletries and Alcohol, TVs, Valuable, VCRs, Vitamins and Pregnancy Tests, Winona Ryder, Women
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The God Gene
The God Gene: How Faith is Hardwired into our Genes The God Gene: How Faith is Hardwired into our Genes by Dean Hamer came out in 2004. The God gene hypothesis is based on a combination of behavioral genetic, neurobiological … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged Cocaine, Dean Hamer, DFDR, Dopamine, Ecstascy, Epileptic Seizures, Genetics, How Faith Is Hardwired Into Our Genes, I AM God, I am one with God, LSD, Men, Monoamines, Mushrooms, Musical Appreciation, Mysticism, Paxil, Prozac, Robert Cloninger, Self-Transcendence, Serotonin, Spirituality, The God Gene, transpersonal, VMAT2, Women, Zoloft
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