Should Athletes Receive College Scholarships

Ethics, Sports

Should Athletes Receive College Scholarships

5 Comments 20 May 2010

No one on this planet can argue against the following statement:  college tuition increases every year.  The rate of increase has outpaced the rate of income increase in the US for some time now.  Students at premier institutes can rack up home mortgage level debt ($100k) trying to get an education.  Financial aid can help [...]

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Do you trust your friends with your spouse?

Ethics

Do you trust your friends with your spouse?

10 Comments 19 May 2010

True friendship is centered on trust and reliability.  A true friend will be there to help you through the tough times and celebrate your victories.  True friends are extremely hard to find.  If they weren’t people would have more friends and fewer “associates”. I met a woman a few years ago whose sense of friendship had [...]

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Irrationality: The New Rationality

Business, Ethics

Irrationality: The New Rationality

4 Comments 18 May 2010

This article is a guest post from our friend Paul Toth at Violent Contradiction. “Destroy all rational thought,” William S. Burroughs wrote, while Arthur Rimbaud sought “systematic derangement of the senses.” Those were the days when things were merely complicated, as opposed to complicated to the point of ungraspable incomprehension. This I call a tyranny of [...]

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Pop-Up Problems

Ethics

Pop-Up Problems

11 Comments 17 May 2010

Situation Monday 10 years ago it was common place to click on a web site and be bombarded with images of shiny double d breasts.   Adware and malware programs have virtually eliminated this issue (although it still occurs). Open your mind for a second and imagine yourself at a friend’s house party.  For the sake of [...]

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How Comfort Discomforts Us

Ethics, Technology

How Comfort Discomforts Us

8 Comments 05 April 2010

This is a guest post from Paul Toth at Violent Contradiction Today’s “consumers,” also known as humans, live in a tyranny of the senses, an almost-invisible net of influences that equates living under a more obvious tyranny. Every stranger could be the equivalent of a state security agent. For example, guerrilla marketing campaigns hire [...]

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Should Politicians Accept Funds From Rich Donors

Ethics, Food For Thought

Should Politicians Accept Funds From Rich Donors

6 Comments 05 March 2010

The story has been told a million and one times.  A large company reaches into their considerably deep pockets to purchase the influence of a politician.  This (among other things) has been identified as a principle reason behind the recent recession in America.  This type of behavior seems to go against everything the US stands [...]

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A Time to Kill

Ethics, Video

A Time to Kill

17 Comments 04 March 2010

In the movie  A Time to Kill Samuel L. Jackson plays a father whose daughter is raped by 2 racist rednecks.  He murders the 2 men to get revenge. This type of vigilante justice is understood and supported in certain extreme situations.  Those situations vary from person to person. What actions would drive you to take the [...]

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When is a Divorce Payout Too High

Ethics

When is a Divorce Payout Too High

12 Comments 03 March 2010

Divorce payments have been known to bring people to their knees.  Losing 40% of your net worth tends to have that impact on people.  Celebrity divorce settlements draw much attention because of headline grabbing dollar amounts: Michael Douglas – $45 Million Steven Spielberg – $100 Million Craig McCaw – $460 Million These amounts are staggering even for the ultra [...]

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When is Spanking Considered Child Abuse?

Ethics

When is Spanking Considered Child Abuse?

12 Comments 02 March 2010

As a child I performed several acts that resulted in a blistered behind.  At the time I thought I had it rough.  On a hot summer day my entire outlook on the situation changed. I was in my front yard minding my own business when I heard a shriek.  A buddy of mine burst out of [...]

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What should be the fate of trigger/taser happy cops?

Ethics, Government, Video

What should be the fate of trigger/taser happy cops?

13 Comments 01 March 2010

Police officers are often accused of being trigger/taser happy.  It is easy to see why a person would make this accusation.  Officers of the law have the right to shoot/taser anyone committing a “crime”.  History has taught us that the word “crime” can be very subjective.  See the video below for proof: In an instance like [...]

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