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Secular humanism is a worldview and philosophy that emphasizes human values and concerns, grounded in reason and ethics, and rejects religious dogma, supernaturalism, and superstition. It is based on the belief that human beings are capable of being ethical and moral without religious or superstitious beliefs. This approach is often seen as an alternative for Read More “Exploring Secular Humanism as a model of modern ethics”
In my recent foray into a case study by John Ullmen on strategic leadership, I stumbled upon a story that exemplifies the essence of visionary thinking in the business world. The narrative of Glen Barros, CEO of Concord Music Group, and his role in the production of Ray Charles’ final album offers a masterclass in Read More “Genius Loves Company”
There remains in the hallowed halls of academia, the turbulent subarena of global politics some true scholars. Noam Chomsky, at the age of 95, remains an unyielding voice of dissent and analysis. His enduring influence, spanning over seven decades, continues to shape and challenge the contours of political and linguistic thought. Chomsky’s groundbreaking work in Read More “Noam Chomsky at 95: A Lingering Voice in a Changing World”
Hey there, it’s Cary. Today, let’s dive off topic into some music, shows, and movies I enjoyed enough to want to make sure to share. a realm where I find solace, inspiration, and a good dose of humor. Most Played Music BoyGenius – You can not ignore the creative force and professional execution when the Read More “2023 in movies, music and television”
During my childhood, holiday meals were more than just family gatherings; they were a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and individuals from various walks of life. Our family tradition was to open our home to those without plans or company, enriching our experiences and broadening our perspectives. This tradition instilled in me the value of Read More “Supporting Family Farmers This GivingTuesday”
Plex is like having Netflix, Spotify and Google Photos all in one bundle. Pay for it once or get a subscription or use the free version it is great stuff. If you don’t know, Plex is a popular media server software that allows you to organize and stream your favorite media content from a central Read More “More software I just love: Plex. How to install on Ubuntu”
Folks that know me are aware that I just loved La La Land. Saw it 3 times in the theaters and a couple of times a year, I will pull it up just to watch the opening and I would hardly consider myself a fan of musicals. But as the crisp December air begins to Read More “Emma Stone Brings Her La La Land Charm to SNL’s Stage”
At least half of the day, I am drawing inspiration from my Plex server and playlist. This month, we delve into a realm of the diverse. This November Plex playlist had albums I have enjoyed for years.
In the vast expanse of the 21st-century music scene, few figures have left as indelible a mark as Bob Boilen. As the founder of NPR’s iconic “Tiny Desk Concert” series and the creator of “All Songs Considered,” Boilen has been a guiding light, introducing audiences to a diverse array of artists and sounds. As he Read More “As Boilen Bids Adieu, His Tiny Desk Plays On”
I rarely repost but now that this film is available on Prime Video, I wanted to revisit this post. When I was a child and even as an adult, I dreamed of being an astronaut. For all the people out there like me now comes a movie, with one of my favorite actors, Michael Pena. Read More “Thank you, Michael”