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Getting Your Affairs in Order Checklist: Documents to Prepare for the Future
Checklist for getting your affairs in order This list provides common steps to consider when getting your affairs in order. 1. Plan for your estate and finances. Depending on your situation, you may choose to prepare different types of legal documents to outline how your estate and finances will be handled in the future. Common…
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Counting the Days
It is never easy watching a parent die. And even more difficult watching them suffer a slow and painful death that could take their life tomorrow or take them in another 40 years. And what can make it even worse, knowing that you will likely achieve that same level of agony at some point before…
Conquest Disease
The Unseen Weapon of Mass Destruction America, today, is a hemisphere with such an array of ethnic backgrounds but still shares one common link, immunity. This link, like many of the inhabitants, is an imported item to the Americas. This item was imported along with the cause for its existence. That cause, disease, would become…
There’s Always a Time to Die, Rarely Time to Live
“I’m dying!?! Wait, is he sure its brain cancer? Is there anything else it could be? I need to see for myself. OK, time to get on WebMD. What symptoms should I have? What symptoms am I displaying? Heck is there even enough symptoms to be sure I have it and not something else?” These…
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Death and the Living, a Fatal Attraction
Yes, it is a morbid way to look at it, but it’s true. Those who are living often die when their family members die. They become so focused in the loss that many of the living have been known to stop living themselves. Recently, I lost two people very close, my father’s mother and my…
Jung Test results
Introverted (I) 66.67% Extroverted (E) 33.33% Intuitive (N) 54.05% Sensing (S) 45.95% Thinking (T) 50% Feeling (F) 50% Perceiving (P) 50% Judging (J) 50% Your type is: INTP INTP – “Architect”. Greatest precision in thought and language. Can readily discern contradictions and inconsistencies. The world exists primarily to be understood. 3.3% of total population. Flora…
Freedom – Merleau-Ponty
Freedom in Sartre’s conceptual perspective is too limited to recognize certain specifics. It also requires a limited-to-the-instant perspective that closes out past and future intention’s relationships out. Three concepts Merleau-Ponty stresses alternately to Sartre’s are: Freedom can only be true if it is of a fluid existence; to be broken up into individual related events….
The Philosophy of Others
Now I know Simone said that she was a student of Sartre’s philosophy, but I think she was in fact his mentor, and he was the student who only half listened to the teachings. Simone not only produced the initial work that Sartre then expanded on for his Being and Nothingness, but also he used…
Torturing the Torturer
Victims and those who commit the crimes against them are directly related. You cannot have one without the other and are dependant on each other to be. Sartre’s discussion on the concepts of freedom, oppression, and human nature will help explain and supplement much of this concept, but the tortured and torturer will give them…