I've often said within the annals of this blog that when demonstratively unhappy people aggressively dictate to others that they are, "happy" no one is ever fooled. Happiness is a mindset; a lifestyle; a joy. Those who proclaim they are while doing, saying, and acting reprehensibly is the tell-tale sign. Self-actualization (to me) feels similar as ( Read more... )

Fascinating! In this teaser article, they use a study of animal behavior to question Kohblerg's Development of Moral Reasoning :O (https://ehowton.livejournal.com/447571.html) Moral Universals, Moral Particulars and Tinbergen’s Four Questions

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I apply, or attempt to apply, the Nash Equilibrium to my everyday life, in every interaction. Its become a sort of philosophy for me. "Altruistic objectivism" if you will, as I don't subscribe wholly to any singular thread of philosophical debate - I don't have to - the best of many in an ever evolving comprehension of life far outweighs the ( Read more... )

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