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Is the Choice of Hercules a trick question?
Is the choice of Hercules a trick question? I kind of think so, and here’s why: Which would you choose?
There’s a beauty in doing absolutely nothing
In which I reflect on the importance of carving out time in our busy lives to do nothing except rest
Weaving reality and stories through social construction
In which I explore the notion that our reality and stories are socially constructed. Issue #109 of The Coach’s Notes
Pascal’s Wager: a dialogue
Pascal’s Wager is a philosophical argument put forward by the 17th century French philosopher, mathematician, and physicist Blaise Pascal. The
Angles, possibilities, and paths
In which I journey down to London and ponder how to be an active participant in life without being consumed
Soul Surfing
You stare at your reflection in the mirror, searching for answers to the age-old question: “Who am I?” The face
Making a living
In which I take a walk and contemplate what it means to make a living in issue #107 of The
The pleasures of doing nothing
The modern world, with its dizzying array of gizmos and gadgets, promises to make us more efficient than ever before.
Gifts and Wounds
The human condition is an intricate tapestry, spun with threads of paradox. It is a saga that unfolds, amidst joys
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