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What’s Wrong With Objectivism: Turpitude Apr 9, 2018

Ayn Rand famously said, "The world crisis of today is a moral crisis—and nothing less than a moral revolution can resolve it ..."

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The Strange Case Of Max Mar 22, 2018

When the police came to the Remi's home to arrest Barbara's husband Brad, in front of their two children in the middle of their favorite TV program, she became hysterical and a female officer had to restrain her until her husband had been taken and placed in the police car.

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Dr. Edith Packer’s, Lectures on Psychology The “Subconscious” Fallacy Mar 20, 2018

This is a review of Dr. Edith Packer's, Lectures on Psychology. It is not about the author and only addresses the ideas found in the book. Though I will describe those ideas as both badly mistaken and dangerous, it is not meant to reflect on the personality or character of the author, whom I highly regard as an individual. Perhaps the best summary of the person, Edith Parker, is that provided by her husband George Reisman. The subject from Packer's book I will emphasize is the subconscious, with which she relates the ideas of repression and defence mechanisms. None of...

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Religion’s Fault: Moral Failure Jan 5, 2018

The immorality of religion

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What Are You Living For? Dec 6, 2017

What is your reason for living?

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Must Work Nov 22, 2017

It is immoral to not work.

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Be One’s Best Nov 21, 2017

Why one must be best one can.

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Feelings And Emotions: Their Nature, Significance, And Importance Nov 20, 2017

Why the emotions are important and how to ensure they are right ones.

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Must Think Nov 19, 2017

Thinking for success and happiness.

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Must Learn Nov 15, 2017

necessaity of learning and knowledge for success

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Own Mind Nov 9, 2017

This article continues the discussion of the practical application of the ten moral principles described in the article, Principles to every day life and the advantages of living by those principles.

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Living Morally: The Practical Application Of Moral Principles: Must Choose Nov 7, 2017

Everything you do you must consciously choose to do, and everything you have ever done you consciously chose to do.

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New Stories For Your Reading Pleasure Nov 6, 2017

These stories have only one purpose to be enjoyed as an experience of life at its best.

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Morality Mistakes: Seven Wrong Views Of Ethics Oct 31, 2017

Wrong version of ethics.

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What And How To Learn: The Lifetime Pursuit Of Knowledge Oct 30, 2017

Learning is a lifetime project.

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The Only Path To Success And Happiness: Knowledge And Work Oct 25, 2017

The only path to success.

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Child Independence Oct 21, 2017

There is an amazing article, in, of all places, The New Yorker, "How People Learn to Become Resilient," by Maria Konnikova. I have very little use for psychologists, but this article is truly an exception. The title is a bit misleading and the term, "resilient," is not quite the right one; nevertheless it is a wonderful illustration of a fact about children and all human nature—independence is at the heart of all human success. The story is about some long-standing research by psychologists attempting to discover why some so-called "at-risk" children seem to defy the accepted view of why children...

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There Are No Shortcuts: On The Path To Success and Happiness Oct 16, 2017

The purpose of your life is to enjoy it!

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No Subconscious Oct 11, 2017

The false concept of a subconscious (or unconscious) was originated by the psychology charlatan's, Anna and Sigmund Freud.

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Magic Thinking: Disastrous Substitutes For Correct Thinking Oct 5, 2017

I call it, "magic thinking," which is any of a multitude of things people believe or teach as substitutes for clear correct thinking.

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