Learning from Slime Mold
Long ago when I was in graduate school, I took a test called the FIRO-B. From the results, I learned that I need affection (I didn’t require a test to … Continue reading
Looking Through Corrective Lenses
Imagine, if you will, a world in which everyone looks alike, thinks alike, listens to the same songs, and follows the same religion. What if “free will” was meaningless because … Continue reading
Forced to Grow Up…Darn It
You matter more than you did on November 7, 2016—regardless of how you voted. Not your money. Not your status. Not even your education. You. The spotlight is on you—which … Continue reading
Free Will Isn’t, Is It?
What’s free in this world? Promotional stuff? Clean water? Clean air? Maybe the fact that nothing seems to be without some kind of cost is a good thing. Reality check. … Continue reading
