Nurturing the spark (or not)
There are teachers and then there are teachers. Never the twain shall meet.
Creativity, education, teaching, writer's life, Writing
education
critical thinking, education, Social Discourse, society
A Thought: How to Pre-emptively Stop Mass Murders
Since the most common-sense idea — “no guns” — won’t work in America, here?s a simple idea, and not even
critical thinking, education, Social Discourse, society
Ethics: The Right to Be Forgotten vs Censorship
Recently France?s privacy commission ruled that the European Union?s ?Right to Be Forgotten? law applies to Google worldwide, not just
critical thinking, education, Social Discourse, society, technology
The Hubris of the Echo Chamber
Like many, I was not only surprised, but shocked by the recent US elections. Michael Moore warned us back in
critical thinking, education, Politics, Social Discourse, society
Shouldn’t Laws Expire?
Here’s a question for you. Shouldn’t laws expire? Potato chips expire. Hell, even honey has expiration dates (honey doesn’t go
consumers, critical thinking, economics, education, Journalism, Social Discourse, society, technology, writer's life
What follows Capitalism?
Jeremy Rifkin, in his book Age of Access, posits the idea that the commercialization of cultural experiences is the final