Character of Hidden Behavior January 19, 2021 ebrightwing I’ve often thought that the best way to measure a person’s character is to see how they act when (they… Continue Reading →
Philosophy Over Faith: Ethical Pragmatism or Pragmatic Existentialism February 13, 2020 ebrightwing If you are not religious (pick a church and/or a denomination), saying that you are “spiritual” is simply social lubricant… Continue Reading →
Self-Protection and Defensiveness January 2, 2020 ebrightwing I began life as an open affectionate child, as most children do. I shared and I gifted. I included and… Continue Reading →
Is Altruism Dead? July 16, 2019 ebrightwing Altruism contributes to the survival of the human race. It has never been a good survival strategy for the individual.… Continue Reading →
Willful Ignorance October 24, 2018 ebrightwing I’ve always loved ideas and enjoyed the pursuit of knowledge. I don’t understand anyone who isn’t always interested in asking… Continue Reading →
Reading Outside My Comfort Zone September 14, 2018 ebrightwing For me, reading outside my comfort zone means following wisps of ideas and half-understood references in one topic to others. … Continue Reading →
When Is It Virtue? August 10, 2018 ebrightwing Ideally, we live by a moral or ethical code. I first began questioning the idea of virtue when I saw… Continue Reading →
Basic Assumptions for Racism July 5, 2018 ebrightwing Author James Forman Jr. discussed his book, Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America, with Amy Goodman on DemocracyNow… Continue Reading →
Cultural Appropriation or Appreciation? April 18, 2018 ebrightwing Cultural appropriation is about ownership of your own culture both individually and as a group. The cultural melting pot trope… Continue Reading →
Controlling Change? April 12, 2018 ebrightwing You can’t really control change and change is the only constant in life. What you can control is how you… Continue Reading →
