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Author Archives: Bernie Sirelson
Social Media Activism, or, Power To The People
Social Media Activism… I think this is the forgotten essence of the “free market”. Unfortunately, what usually passes for the “free market” is really the “corporate market”. Here we have the “people’s market”. We all contacted these companies and told … Continue reading
Posted in A World That Works For Everyone, Activism, Education, Future, Politics, Power to the People, Social Media, Society, The World, Uncategorized
Tagged activism, conservative, corporate, ethics, free market, future, leadership, Obama, politics, progressive, science, society, technology, voting
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The Neighborhood…
Eye Contact is a Gift. Continue reading
Posted in A World That Works For Everyone, Education, Mental Health, Neighborhood, Society, The World, Uncategorized
Tagged affinity, communication, connection, ethics, eye contact, friendship, future, gift, health, kindness, leadership, love, neighborhood, progressive, risk
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Proof of Intelligent Design
I have decided that there must be an Intelligent Designer for the Universe. Things just work out too perfectly. Case in point… Hard boiled eggs. They take exactly 3 minutes. How could that have happened by accident? Pure luck that … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Food, Mental Health, Religion
Tagged agnostic, atheism, athiest, conservative, education, fundamentalism, intelligent design, regressive, religion, science
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BBC News – Eating canned soup ‘poses a chemical risk’
It’s nice to see this finally hit the mainstream! People who eat canned soup should be aware that a chemical used to line the tin can leach into the food and end up in the body, say scientists. via BBC … Continue reading
Fox News viewers less informed about current events, poll shows
We all knew this anyway, right? But it’s fun to see it in print. “The results show us that there is something about watching Fox News that leads people to do worse on these questions than those who don’t watch … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative, data, Fox News, politics, progressive, regressive, republican, right wing
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Calamities of Nature – Occupy California Universities
Calamities of Nature – Occupy California Universities. Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share on Linkedin Share on Posterous share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments … Continue reading
Posted in A World That Works For Everyone, Education, Future, Politics, Society, The World
Tagged chart, college, comic, conservative, corporate, crisis, data, economy, elections, end of poverty, ethics, future, leadership, liberal, Occupy, occupy california, occupy wall street, progressive, regressive, republican, right wing, society, tuition, university
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United We Stand.. – A colorful garden of words..
United We Stand.. – A colorful garden of words… Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share on Linkedin Share on Posterous share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to … Continue reading
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Tagged art, beauty, blog, possibility
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The Occupy Movement Changes Everything
I particularly like #2. That’s why we’re doing this in the first place, isn’t it? Ten Ways the Occupy Movement Changes Everything Thursday 10 November 2011 by: Sarah van Gelder, David Korten and Steve Piersanti, YES! Magazine | News Analysis … Continue reading
Posted in A World That Works For Everyone, Future, hunger, Jobs, Politics, Poverty, Society, The World, Voter Turnout
Tagged 99 percent, conservative, corporate, economy, elections, end of poverty, future, leadership, liberal, love-in, non-violent, Obama, occupy movement, occupy sherman oaks, occupy wallstreet, politics, progressive, protest, republican, right wing, sit-in, society, Tea Party, voter turnout, voting
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Occupy The Future — In These Times
This from Noam Chomsky. If he hadn’t said this, I would have. In fact, I’ve been saying it all along as well. Including the part about the 70′s. I’ve never seen anything quite like the Occupy movement in scale and … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative, corporate, economy, elections, end of poverty, ethics, future, leadership, liberal, new age, Obama, occupy los angeles, occupy sherman oaks, occupy wallstreet, politics, progressive, regressive, republican, right wing, society, vision, voter turnout, voting
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Class Warfare My Ass | Truthout
And we aren’t the ones waging the war either… Class Warfare My Ass Finally, someone telling it like it is!! Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share on Linkedin Share on Posterous … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative, corporate, economy, elections, end of poverty, ethics, future, leadership, liberal, Obama, progressive, regressive, republican, right wing, society, voter turnout, voting
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