Observations on the human condition
How the Water Flows A message arrived recently in a group I’ve been part of for years — people doing serious, unglamorous work on land rights, monetary reform, the mechanics of power. Someone had shared a publication. Someone else objected, forcefully: the editor holds views I find indefensible, the paper has carried content that is … Read more
A Short Story Her father’s voice came through the wall before she reached the bottom stair. Not talking to her. Talking to the radio, or to himself, which was the same thing at this hour. Poison, he was saying. Complete and utter poison. Don’t give it the time of day. Mira pulled her sleeve over … Read more
As someone who was a teenager in the 1960s, my life has had a soundtrack of blues, rock and rebellion mixed with an eclectic taste in music from many disparate sources. In many ways, 1960s music has shaped generations ever since. As a result of the collaborative research and analysis of Critical Thinking, someone recommended … Read more