skepsi is the greek word for "thought"
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Life is more effective when you can distinguish between who knows what they’re talking about and who doesn’t.
“And so you will continue, full of terror. And the knowledge that you must be generous, and give all that you have, and never count the cost…”
Matt Slaybaugh of Available Light Theatre enlightens and inspires at TEDx Columbus.
…and I have surprising results:
I’ve lived in the same city for 6 1/2 years.
I’ve lived in the same house for 5 years.
I’ve had the same employer for 3 years.
I’ve had the same significant other for 7 years.
When (how?) did this happen? This never-before-seen evidence of stability…is it also simple proof of adulthood?
“I believe that our civilization is at a crossroads. Either we continue destroying each other, or we make the connection that the only chance we have to see the end of terrorism is to end extreme poverty.”
Powerful video. Watch and think. Check out the org here.
Sigh. Thinking I’ve been in the A+B section a few times lately. I hate the A+B section.
Diagram by Jessica Hagy, Indexed
Meet Garfunkel and Oates. Ballsy, funny chicks. More at http://www.garfunkelandoates.com
“I think this just confirms what a lot of us so-called ‘millennials’ already know firsthand: For our generation, discriminating by sexual orientation feels socially and morally retrograde, even among many conservatives. As we become a bigger part of the electorate, the votes will follow.” I certainly hope so. Read the entire post here.
“The grunge scene was a medley of wayward youth, largely left to its own devices. And it was documented heavily by now-renowned photographer Michael Lavine.” Click here to read more and see photos from the new book, Grunge.
"Growing pains sometimes may seem unbearable, but believe me, they are nothing compared with the pain of shrinking or the pain of standing still."
Leo Burnett
