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Daily Archives: October 13, 2009
I Like This Matt Stone and Trey Parker Introduction to Alan Watts
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Tagged 1960s, agnosticism, alan watts, atheism, atheist, Buddhism, eastern philosophy, philosophy, religion, south park, Zen
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PZ Myers and Albert Camus: Two Very Different Kinds of Atheists Inhabiting Two Very Different Kinds of Atheism?
I think that atheism, especially at its most strident, is capable of choking its own life energies by nihilistically clearing the “ground of being” of any larger meaning, and then killing off the ontological mystery by not going to imaginative literature … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, agnosticism, Albert Camus, atheism, atheist, existentialism, Jean-Paul Sartre, literature, philosophy, PZ Myers, Simone de Beauvoir
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Entry Level Shout Radio Job Openings: Only Malignant Narcissists Need Apply?
In the Wikipedia article on “malignant narcissism” (a phrase coined by Erich Fromm in 1964), the list of symptoms associated with it struck me as rather parallel to the traits that you tend to encounter when dialing into right-wing shout … Continue reading
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Tagged glenn beck, malignancy, Michael Savage, narcissism, Politics, psychology, religion, right wing, rush limbaugh, shout radio
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The Narcissistic Abyss
No, not blogging. This:
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Tagged cancer, death, doctors, fitness, health, hypochondria, life, narcissism
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The Last Cancer Generation?
Yesterday, when I walked into a class of (mostly) 20 year olds all staring back at me, I had a thought: this may be the last cancer generation. 80% of all cancers are diagnosed in people after the age of fifty, … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, death, fear, fitness, Halloween, health, hypochondria, life, woody allen
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Prometheus Unbound 