Oklahoma school replaces chalkboards, finds 98 year old lessons hidden behind them
Today’s big educational controversy is about the Common Core program, which teaches kids a new...
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Month: June 2015
America goes green meme: thoughts on a thunderous week
There’s a concept in biological evolution called punctuated equilibrium, which states that species...
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The paradox inside of elegance: Exploring the higher reaches of adult development with Rob McNamara
Elegance is the word that author and coach Rob McNamara uses to refer to the experience of higher,...
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Making the move to worldcentric consciousness: A conversation with Theo Horesh
Theo Horesh is a Boulder social entrepreneur, philosopher and a familiar face in the integral...
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Turning destructive shadow into constructive shadow with Dr. Keith Witt
The willingness to look at the parts of ourselves that we can’t see — or don’t want to see — is a major milestone on the path of self-actualization. In this episode of The Shrink & The Pundit, Dr. Keith Witt tells us that the difference between a destructive shadow and a constructive shadow is our willingness to engage with it. So how do we do that?
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The evolutionary function of gay men is to make you fabulous
Whether they’ve been closeted or out, oppressed or honored, Raymond Rigoglioso wants us to know that gay men are, and have always been, a powerful evolutionary force in society–with distinct gifts to offer the world. But with so much assimilation in recent decades, is there a future for gay male culture?
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