Ideology (General)
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The irrational and contradictory ideas that bind humans together.
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… for all of its rhetoric about not relying on words and letters and functioning compassionately as a politically detached, iconoclastic religion, Zen has generally failed to criticize ideologies–and specific social and political conditions–that stand in tension with core Buddhist values.
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… ask whether it is necessary–or wise–to abandon the field of the emotional sublime to the fascists
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Buddhists pray to the Laughing Buddha requesting for healthy living, good luck, wealth and prosperity; and the Laughing Buddha, as a symbol of motivation, inspires them.
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There is some sinister hysteria in the air out here tonight, some hint of the monstrous perversion to which any human idea can come.
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The temples were a signal that the previous people who came to Delphi had gotten the truth.
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All these problems with information have always been a problem for human beings. Then you get the internet, which is the informational equivalent of giant cities and now it’s an existential crisis. So we’ll have to develop the generational equivalent of both sanitation at the platform level and best practices as individuals—the “washing your hands” of misinformation. Both things will have to happen
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90 percent of Canadians [say they] will tell the truth in court. Whereas in other places, it would be crazy to tell the truth. Aren’t you a good friend? How you trade those virtues off has a big effect
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… explanations do things to us and change the way we think about the future and change our expectations for who we can be
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