asking questions and discovering how little I know
When talking about genders we inevitably employ broad and loose generalizations. We know there are differences (the obvious biological ones). We think there are differences in thought because it often seems that way though we’re never quite sure because sexuality and relationships often cloud the issue. In the case of a subject like “women and [...]
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Well, I briefly made a schmozzle by changing the published date of an older post because I wanted to highlight it again. Dummy that I was, I forgot it would alter the link and make the original URL a “non-existent” post. So I changed it back. The post was this one: Does blogging need a [...]
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What we see dictates how we see it
by Bill Wren on March 22, 2010
How we interpret the world is affected by our perspective. Sport provides numerous examples. Is a play legal or illegal? The referee makes a call. Video replay is examined. Why? Simply because the referee’s perspective is very specific. He or she was in a particular place in time and space and made their call based [...]
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