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• The 2010 Census Existential Crisis [Existentialism]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 862
  If only it were as simple to count everyone in America as "One, two... three hundred million." Nope. Its still about four months away, but the 2010 Census is already under attack by people wracked with existential angst. Remember the 2000 United States Census form? Now that was a form. 56 in-depth questions ...
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• December 21st

  
  David Rheins Blog — Authority: 106
  New snow dusts the yard cold, grey Indiana morn jeans crack, chafe each step
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• Externally self-motivated: A winding tale of love, unemployment, evolution, theology, apples, and oranges.

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  My writing drives some people crazy because I make big jumps from one topic to another. One minute Im talking romance, the next Im talking the origins of life.  I aim to edit for smooth transitions but theres a bigger problem than prose styling.  Ive invested decades in research that trains my mind to follow ...
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• Wear Your Work or No One Else Will

  
  Hammermarks — Authority: 126
  Even my spiky Clipped necklace is wearable! One of my biggest pet peeves is when I go out to an event, and jewelers don’t wear their work!  It’s the most grass roots way of promoting yourself, yet so many don’t do it.  I once went to an annual meeting of a goldsmiths’ guild where hardly anyone was wearing ...
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• How existentialism made women the second sex

  
  Oz Conservative — Authority: 414
  Existentialism is one of the more interesting expressions of modernist philosophy. The logic of existentialism seems to go something like this. First, theres the assertion that God does not exist. This makes the world absurd, chaotic and meaningless. Therefore, the individual must transcend the world. He does so, ...
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• The daily grind.

  
  Zeppelin Repair — Authority: 103
  I love playing with the possibilities of Youtube’s -record from webcam- feature combined with whatever else you can do on a laptop. My latest oeuvre is a “tranche de vie” celebrating life as a cog in the big Information Technology industry. Enjoy.
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• A History of Feeling Small

  
  Bradley Robb - Writing That Puts Story First — Authority: 106
  Let me please preface this by saying that my friend Summer has a job that I am exceptionally enviable of – she works at the Hayden Planetarium in the American Museum of Natural History. That very museum has released a video using 4D mapping technology to impart just how little we are when compared to the grandeur of ...
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• Action Camus, the Superman of Nihilism

  
  Disinformation — Authority: 144
  Was reading Boldtype’s “10 Awesome Books to Give Your Nonreading Friends” where I came across the work of cartoonist R. Sikoryak. Here’a an article about him from The New Yorker : For twenty years, the cartoonist R. Sikoryak has been creating parody strips of literary masterpieces, casting familiar ...
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• Theory 3: Existentialist Illness of Cyberneticism, or Cybermental Illness

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 567
  The phenomenon of cyber-mental illness is a growing problem. Indeed, it would be of great benefit to expand the sociological field of cyberneticism. If we follow the positivist constructionism rule, it can be tested that, as a form of mental illness, may be applied to computer users and their psychoanalytic, ...
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• Theory I: Positivist Constructionism

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 567
  I admit that the insufficient and short memoir is a shortfall of words with little or no emotional attachments. Nevertheless, the dictated body does offer a hint of constructionist events that defaults on the positivist agenda of absolutism, objectivism, and determinism. In other words, events are done out of relative ...
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• The Battlestar Schwartztronica

  
  Christopher Schwartz's Weblog — Authority: 117
  It’s been a year of loss, upheaval, and disappointment, but also one of journey, discovery, and accomplishment — more than usual, that is.  Many of the changes were seismic: I left one religion for another, one continent for another, sacrificing the security of home to finally become, after so many years of ...
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• “However vast the darkness, we must supply our own...

  
  WAXIN' AND MILKIN' — Authority: 140
  “However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light” — Stanley Kubrick, 1968 Playboy Magazine interview via qja / drinkyourjuice
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• Existential Migration: Is Travel An Existential Need?

  
  Matador Abroad — Authority: 466
  Feature Photo: Sarah Menkedick Photo: goingslo Existential migration is changing the way we think about home and belonging. Leaving home can be a traumatic and exciting experience, especially if we are leaving to live in a foreign country. Research into the experiences of voluntary migrants has unexpectedly ...
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• Benefits of science should reach masses: Patil to scientists (Lead)

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  Kolkata, Dec 7 (IANS) President Pratibha Patil Monday told Indian scientists that the fruits of science should reach the masses as the importance of nations in the 21st century would be determined not only on economic strength but also in their ability to conceptualise inventions for people’s benefit.Pointing out ...
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• Evangelista – Prince of Truth

  
  Feminist Review — Authority: 541
  Constellation Considering Evangelista is side project of musician Carla Bozulich—a rather unstable project at that—it is hard to imagine that a work of quality would be produced by a band that seems to be a metaphorical revolving door. However, despite the constant entering and exiting of band members, ...
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• A Medium for Light

  
  Thought for Food — Authority: 109
  Cynthia Williams was a reluctant medium, which was not hard to imagine when you realize that the catalyst for what was eventually to become her life’s work was the unusual attention she received from, of all things, a dolphin. I met Cynthia Williams at a small conference that was held at Angel Valley, a beautiful ...
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• Winter: Hibernation & Reinvigoration

  
  Hammermarks — Authority: 126
  Ice, Elements #7 ©2009 WTEK As the days get shorter and I see less and less of the sun, I find I want to slow down and do nothing.  I want to take a nap and go to bed early.  I want to sleep in.  I want to lie around all day reading books and drinking tea (or coffee) watching the birds outside my back door.  I ...
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• Wisdom of the Ages

  
  David Rheins Blog — Authority: 106
  Forties fading fast five days till I turn fifty milestone or millstone?
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• Ancient Roman Existentialism?

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 437
  Jean-Paul Sartre, I think, would have like this. It’s from Carlin Barton’s  Roman Honor: The Fire in the Bones (pg. 32, UC Press 2001): As the art historian Bettina Bergmann points out, the Romans had a taste for moments of high tension, frozen instants of “explosive emotions,” “excruciating suspended ...
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• November 30th

  
  David Rheins Blog — Authority: 106
  One more day and then December, last month begins where has the time gone?  
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