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Seriously. What if every school did this? What might happen? What might change?

Maybe something like this...

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Sera

For a long time, punzel has been doing what she calls thoughtcrimes. I personally think it's one of the most inspiring things I've seen, certainly one of the most inspiring on the internet. Have a look!


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I've known for a long time that political maps are lies about the world. I mean, they draw these gigantic imaginary lines across the world, 'dividing' it into sections. Step across this line, the tell us, and you have to follow the rules these people set down. Back on the other side, you're in that nation, and you're under their authority ( Read more... )

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How are we seeing the world? As isolated fragments or as a unified whole? And, what does that mean for us?

( Different but connected. )

You know, I think these are some of the most important words I've ever read.

( Stop owning the shame that isn't yours! )

( I find the bit about opposing factions particularly interesting. )

Well, my morning is unexpectedly free, so here's some more excellent bits of the book. :)

( Really good stuff - Strategies for change. )

Here's part two of some of the good bits from this most excellent book. I found I didn't like the readability of the format I had them in last time, so I switched things up and this one will look nicer. :)

( Here we go! )

So, on the strength of the book's synopsis, I ordered "The Paradigm Conspiracy" from Amazon. I figured it would be a good book, worthy of keeping, possibly with some useful information ( Read more... )