Exit interview: Jim Sinclair talks past, present, and future of the labour movement | rabble.ca
company to pay off their settlements.
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In a Mother’s Milk, Nutrients, and a Message, Too – NYTimes.com
The interesting implication has to do with the cavalier way we partition progeny from parents and the parent-child nexus from 'the world'.
The more we learn about these subtle proceedings the less this partitioning makes sense.
And then there is the matter of Richard Dawkins' talk about extended phenotypes.
If we continue dismantling the significance of phenotypes and melding parents and progeny into seamless concatenations, what is going on will eventually swim into view.
In a Mother’s Milk, Nutrients, and a Message, Too - NYTimes.com.
BBC News – ‘Disabled’ bodybuilder Peter Beddoe jailed for fraud
Here is an example of a human being having a series of conscious episodes generating a sense of entitlement flying in the face of common sense.
How could anyone imagine that a claim for disability support would not be compromised by winning a body-building contest?
The answer can only be that there are no anyones. There can only be concatenating conscious episodes imagining themselves as distinct individuals with separately evolving souls.
This is how Mr Beddoe's was able to rationalize a claim involving an infirmity that catalysed an increasingly robust life.
BBC News - 'Disabled' bodybuilder Peter Beddoe jailed for fraud.
BBC News – ‘Disabled’ bodybuilder Peter Beddoe jailed for fraud
BBC News - 'Disabled' bodybuilder Peter Beddoe jailed for fraud.
Seed Saving and Line Breeding: Preparing for Climate Change – Nature and Environment – MOTHER EARTH NEWS
Why Scotiabank is cutting jobs while earning billions: Don Pittis – Business – CBC News
Here is what is going on: the wealthy in the world's nations are attempting to save the world from environmental disaster.
They are doing this by organizing economic globalization and then cashing in by leveraging the resulting economic crises and dependencies into 'prudent' calls for further degradation of ordinary well-being.
Quite clever really; especially when it is not immediately apparent whether one should applaud or decry what is going on.
Why Scotiabank is cutting jobs while earning billions: Don Pittis - Business - CBC News.
Fight Poverty, Not Cooking – NYTimes.com
Not only is cooking one's food the cheapest way to eat, it is family and community (and community-supported agriculture or CAS) friendly it enjoys a multiplier benefit: money I do not have to earn is money I do not have to pay tax on to earn - and then spend!