54. Deserts, Worry, Walking Through, and Memorials
Admitting that I need to apologize to the Children of Isreal; recognizing that I share their forgetfulness; reminding myself of the faithfulness of God; making a practice of building memorials
Admitting that I need to apologize to the Children of Isreal; recognizing that I share their forgetfulness; reminding myself of the faithfulness of God; making a practice of building memorials
Exploring the chapter “Following the Herd” from the book “Nudge”; rehearsing Erykah Badu’s latest music video; remembering Rielle Hunter’s reaction to her pictures in GQ magazine; and encouraging us to evaluate our inclination to imitate.
An brief explanation why last week’s episode was 52B, this week’s episode is 53, and next week’s episode will be 52A; remembering a piece of Wayne Dyer’s talk on the Tao; recalling Pascal’s Wager and a corollary with regards of inclusive vs. exclusive systems of belief.
(Note: This is part two of episode 52. Part one will be recorded next week. 😉 Finishing my conversion with my wonderful son-in-law Alan Beauchamp, as I drive him home after he rode along with me to celebrate the one year anniversary of the podcast.
Interrupting the podcast for the first time to take a phone call; reviewing presentations by Jane McGonigal, Director of Games Research & Development at the Institute for the Future; enjoying the idea of life as game; and giving the example of the “super-secret project.”
Rehearsing portions of speeches by Amiee Mullins at TED; remember that Christ has retained his scars; admitting a business venture that is proceeding in ignorance; and loving “The God Who Only Knows Four Words.”
Exploring the techniques that the flesh uses to delude us into believing that we understand the consequences of our decisions by examining a commentary by NRP’s Scott Simon on Kevin Smith’s encounter with Southwest Airlines.
Exploring the basic problem common to every human organization; quickly reviewing the book “Fast Food Nation” and the television series “Undercover Boss”; suggesting that we make every effort to treat everyone around us as human beings.
Practicing for a talk that I’ve been invited to give for students at my alma mater.
Rehearsing the week’s events; reviewing an article in Time magazine on the field of epigenetics; reflecting on a predictable response from evolutionary biologists; highlighting the important consequences of protecting our own genomes.