A word for our times
These days, many of us feel anxious, disoriented and uncertain about the ground we stand on. Carlos Alberto Sanchez @locoprof, professor of philosophy at San Jose State University, says Mexican philosophy has a
Corona Virus
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A study in yellow and grey
Pantone picks two colors of the year, and they’re complete opposites https://t.co/qmXVDMufvF — Fast Company (@FastCompany) December 9, 2020
Those who do not remember their past...
In 1702, during a small pox outbreak in Boston, authorities prohibited churches from ringing bells to memorialize the dead as the death count went up, hoping that it would delude the public into
Wholeness
How to recover from the grief caused by the pandemic? "The word 'healing' is derived from the word ‘whole,'" writes @DrAmithaMD. "Healing then is a return to
We've been here before
"I want someone to sit beside after the day's pursuit and all its anguish, after its listening, and its waitings, and its suspicions. After quarrelling and reconciliation I need privacy
Deserves to be remembered
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