by tfindlay | Oct 18, 2024
In The Inferno Dante passes through the gate of Hell, which bears an inscription ending with the phrase “Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch’intrate”, most frequently translated as “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here”. Under the daily...
by tfindlay | Aug 6, 2024
Getting to the Heart of DEI (Diversity, Equality, Inclusion) with the Interdependent Mindset In a recent interview by black journalists Donald Trump was asked if he supported DEI. The interviewer explained that it stood for Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion. Trump...
by tfindlay | May 4, 2024
There is much talk these day about what it means to be woke. Sometimes the word is used in a way that makes it seem a desirable state of awareness. In other cases it is used as a pejorative indicating that to ascribe to being woke is to support extreme leftist causes....
by tfindlay | Mar 16, 2024
In response to a letter from a college student Arthur Miller wrote about Death of a Salesman and his take on tragedy in general. I see man’s happiness frustrated until the time arrives when he is judged, given social honor and respect, not by what he has accumulated...
by tfindlay | Mar 3, 2024
It is now undeniable. Global issues like climate change and environment degradation are heading us toward extinction. It is widely recognized that these issues are human caused. If things are to improve there will need to be a widespread change in how we humans...
by tfindlay | Feb 10, 2024
Uncertainty, Interdependence, and Hope Most of us live in a model of the world where things happen for a reason. Events have identifiable causes. The assassination of Arch Duke Ferdinand led to World War I. A large meteor crashing into the earth caused the...
