Videos KONCRETE Former CIA Super Spy Explains UFO's | Andrew Bustamante Profile Andrew bustimante is a former covert CIA intelligence officer & Air Force combat veteran who spent 7 years in the CIA as a clandestine operative. He has circled the globe gathering intelligence for the Unites States government living in disguise and serving … Continue reading Andrew Bustamante, Human Psychology
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Being A Critic
Background I wanted to write an upbeat post, but knowing if I did, I will not say this post. And, so let us do some house cleaning. Prelude Life has many ups and downs. Many twists and turns. In life's journey, we pick up many good and some not good dispositions. Not so sunny … Continue reading Being A Critic
Making Amends
Background There is an area of life that is difficult to measure. And, that is how to accept people asking for forgiveness. Personally Personally I think that personal change should be part of that journey. Has the behavior changed ? Is the person-hood that led one down that path changing ? If the person … Continue reading Making Amends
Aggressive Personality @ Work – Day 01
Background I am the last person that should be writing this post. But, what better than to lay on one's own sword. Take If you find yourself dealing with aggressive people at work, what should you do ? Culture Organizational Culture Look at the Culture of the Organization and decide if it is tilted … Continue reading Aggressive Personality @ Work – Day 01
Belinda Luscombe :- When fighting against each other, our brains works against us
Author :- Belinda Luscombe Source :- Time Magazine Link :- Link First comes love, then comes marriage (or some modern equivalent), then comes the inevitable really stupid fight you keep having over who threw whom under the carriage last time you went over to that person’s place for that thing. Spats with your significant … Continue reading Belinda Luscombe :- When fighting against each other, our brains works against us
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
MedCircle Videos Video #1 What It's Like To Live With Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Channel :- MedCircle Published on :- 2018-July-8th Link Participants Encina Severa Kyle Kitterson DissociaDID Videos MEET THE ALTERS: JADE | DissociaDID | Dissociative Identity Disorder Profile Our first installment in the LONG awaited 'Meet The Alters' series! Jade stepped up to … Continue reading Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
Jonathan Haidt: Universities Are Digging Their Own Graves
Jonathan Haidt: Universities Are Digging Their Own Graves Published On :-2017-April-2nd Link Indepth Micro-aggression Wikipedia Link A microaggression is the casual degradation of any marginalized group. The term was coined by psychiatrist and Harvard University professor Chester M. Pierce in 1970 to describe insults and dismissals he regularly witnessed non-black Americans inflict on … Continue reading Jonathan Haidt: Universities Are Digging Their Own Graves
Jonathan Haidt
Background It always humbles me to see how far ahead so many of these guys really are. Profile Quotes “If you want the truth to stand clear before you, never be for or against. The struggle between ‘for’ and ‘against’ is the mind’s worst disease.” Sent-ts’an, Buddhist, around c. 700 C.E. Videos … Continue reading Jonathan Haidt
David Brooks – This Age of Wonkery
Background Newspaper Man, David Brooks, writes an article only he can write; as it takes not being solidly behind an Ideology. Story Link If you were a certain sort of ideas-oriented young person coming of age in the 20th century, it was very likely you would give yourself a label and join some … Continue reading David Brooks – This Age of Wonkery
TheAtlantic – How Brain Scientists Forgot That Brains Have Owners ( By Ed Yong )
Introduction Ed Yong has an interesting article in the Feb 2017 Edition of the Atlantic. I especially like it as it shows that we can disagree without being disagreeable. Story Link It’s a good time to be interested in the brain. Neuroscientists can now turn neurons on or off with just a flash of … Continue reading TheAtlantic – How Brain Scientists Forgot That Brains Have Owners ( By Ed Yong )
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