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"In the post-meditative experience become a child of illusion" is a slogan from the Tibetan mind training tradition. We engage the world as we experience it all the while realizing that reality is not as it seems to be.
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- It's enough to depress a person...
- Doesn't this seem obvious?
- So very true, IMHO.
- Sojourners Quote of the Week
- Well, there you go:
- I do get so tired of this...
- I fear this may well be true:
- "Divide and conquer"
- Headline of the day
- Truly interesting and worth your time:
- Make no mistake...
- Oh.My.Goodness.
- Sums things up quite nicely
- Is anyone paying attention?
- Another something to think about
- Well, there you go:
- Just sayin'....
- This is just wrong:
- Something Reagan said
- What the "tea party" seems to want
- Sheesh....
- Well, well, well.....
- And why not, I would ask
- In Oklahoma, too
- Amen.
- Very, very thought provoking
- A new day for France, it seems
- Tragic, really
- Listen up, Virginia!
- Yep
- Excellent, excellent point
- What a question!
- It's beginning to look a lot like.......... this:
- Let's pay attention here!
- Okay, this is truly disturbing....
- Sigh....
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Ahhhhh! Nooooo!
ReplyDeleteApple's factories in China are routinely accused of human rights abuses. Jobs was more than willing to exploit cheap labor to pad his bottom line. When he returned to Apple in 1997, Jobs cut off the philanthropy program and it was never resurrected. And don't get me started on Jobs' bullying personality, or his apparent uneasiness with a free press -- ask Nick Ciarelli what happened to him when he was only 19.
I believe that the capitalist system requires a certain ruthlessness to rise to the top. That's why I am so suspicious of the wealthy, and I, for one, am not afraid to say so. So when Begala says, "We Americans admire financial success" I would prefer that he speak for himself.
--Bryan Doug