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Tag Archives: philosophy
What is my motivation to contribute to the world – Thomas Hübl
Brief, useful film about the personal and subjective nature of reality, and the importance of reflective process into our motivating emotions underlying what we do in the world… How, simply by beginning this enquiry, we connect more deeply with ourselves, others … Continue reading
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Medical Education: Psychiatry and Reductionism as a First-year Medical Student – Evan Einstein
http://www.madinamerica.com/2015/07/medical-education-psychiatry-and-reductionism-as-a-first-year-medical-student/ This is interesting and hopeful… Gratitude to Evan for his willingness and openness to think, question, and challenge – rather than conform and comply, as we are encouraged/constrained to do in our cultures, both here and on the other … Continue reading
Posted in cultural questions, education, empowerment, ethics, external locus, iatrogenic illness, internal locus of evaluation, Mad in America, medical model, non-conforming, perception, political, power, psychiatric drugs, psychiatry, research evidence
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The Tao of Physics: Fritjof Capra
The Tao of Physics: Fritjof Capra Thank you again, Monica Cassani. Interesting and useful quotation.
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Tagged inter-connectedness, philosophy, physics, science, tao
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Buckminster Fuller Reconsidered: John Christensen
Buckminster Fuller Reconsidered: John Christensen John Christensen’s essay on Bucky Fuller and our need for a new paradigm is both reflective and light in touch. Love the line about how, when Einstein asked to meet the then relatively ‘unknown’ Fuller in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucky Fuller, human spirit, new paradigm, philosophy, science
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