Learning for life is hard to come by
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We start to learn from the day we’re born. Every day after that, we continue to learn. We acquire language and social behaviour subconsciously as we grow older. Then as we begin systematic schooling...
It’s never a bored-game
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Imagine the heart racing, intense eye-contact-making thrill of hearty competition, sitting around a table stacked with board games. I know you’ve felt that before. I remember a time before video games were all that...
Supercars and inflated egos
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I’ve been to a number of car shows and car meets across Southern California. While I
didn’t go by choice, I’ve found that there is a lot to learn at these events if you observe...
The joy of Chrismukkah
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Chrismukkah. The intersection of Christmas and Hanukkah. Few people get more than
one aspect of the holiday season. I am one of them.
As a Jew, my family celebrates Hanukkah every year. The celebration of lights!
Commemorating...
Colonizing outer space ignores problems on Earth
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The promotional video for NASA’s Artemis I mission depicts a return to the moon as being
about learning how to live on other planets, in order to venture further out into space. To me,
it sounds...
CAN you get out of U.S. politics?
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I’ve noticed how invested Canadians are in U.S. politics, and how that investment has
turned to involvement.
I have a foot in both camps. I am American and Canadian, and have lived in Canada the
last six...
Plans are not set in stone
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I think that that most of us reading this are at the age where we feel like we are doing what
we think we need to do, but not what we actually need to do.
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