Random Minds by Katherine Brodsky
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We need to know and learn from history in ordered to not repeat it, but is a child guilty for the sins of their parent? Are individuals collectively…
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I’ll be honest, I feel a bit ashamed tricking you into thinking that this is a Substack post about shame. No, instead, this is a shameless plug for a…
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What’s one thing that takes a long time to build, but merely moments to lose? Trust. It’s easy to erode trust. All you have to do is not tell the truth…
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We’re almost at the end of 2021, and as the year draws to a close, I wanted thank you for being a reader of this Substack and keeping me company. It’s…
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Why is it that I care so much about using or not using certain language? Why am I so resistant to this idea that certain words should be retired, and…
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Random Talk: The force-feeding of WORDSListen now (5 min) | (A RANDOM TALK)
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As the year draws to a close, I wanted thank you for your support—especially as a paid member. It’s been a gruelling year in some regards, especially as…
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There are many ways to censor speech and expression. The government can do it. Big tech can do it. But there's no better way than by allowing us to do…
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As kids, we’re taught that when you’re bullied you must stand up for yourself. That’s the silver bullet. If you manage to muster just enough courage…
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A verbal series. Part 6. The term now is not merely a way to describe someone who opposes using vaccines altogether, but also encompasses anyone who…
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Distrust in the media is at an all time high. Stories are manipulated, shaped, and packaged to influence, not inform. To get clicks and views, not serve…
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Q&A with Dr. Nathalie Martinek on trends we’re seeing in society towards victimhood, attention-seeking, identity, moral superiority and power struggles…
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