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Don’t Buy Yet?: Yale Economist Robert Shiller Thinks the Housing Market is Only Halfway to Its Bottom
Yale economist, Robert Shiller, thinks we are only halfway to the bottom of the housing market, and, in consequence, that the economy’s general recovery is still 3-5 years off. See a five minute interview with Shiller, and a chart that he … Continue reading
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Tagged depression 2.0, economy, Great Depression 2.0, housing, markets, real estate, robert shiller, wall street
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Can Agnostics and Atheists Use the Word SOUL?
Is the word “soul” forbidden among those of us who call ourselves agnostics or atheists? I say no. I think that, as an agnostic, the “soul” can be seen as an EPIPHENOMENON of our materiality. Indeed, our souls seem to have emerged from the functioning … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, atheism, death, God, life, philosophy, religion, Richard Dawkins, the body, the soul
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Mental Health Break
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Tagged art, astronauts, destiny, kubrick, mental health break, NASA, Politics, reason, science, space, transcendence
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