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TheViewFromOutsideMyTinyWindow
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This is a blog designed to stimulate and provoke thought. We try to get people to see the many different ways to view and analyze an issue.
Our team will soon embark on a nationwide tour of colleges to engage students in a discussion about personal responsibility. We will utilize adults, like me, who have encountered and recovered from various difficulties in life, as teaching vehicles, in conjunction with the latest research on the brain and decision theory. Our goals are the following: (a) to provoke thought; (b) to encourage students to consider their choices in life; (c) to assist students in analyzing the decisions that they make along with the consequences; and (d) to have them recognize the importance of taking personal responsibility for their choices. Our ultimate goal is to come up with some fresh, new ways to address their personal and societal issues.
One of the goals which we will achieve, during our discussion of issues, will be the de-personalization of the analysis, by avoiding subjective and partisan approaches. We believe that the analysis will improve through objectivity (as much as it can be achieved) and creativity, along with “digging deep” to expose the root causes of issues, instead of merely being distracted and sidelined by symptoms. We can thereafter craft better solutions.
Recent Posts
Post No. 51: Finally, Let Me Get this O.J. Stuff out of My System
© 2008, The Institute for Applied Common SenseHaving been fortunate enough to have visited a number of countries in this world, some third world in status, I have often thought that very few of us in this country fully appreciate the luxury of “di...
Post No. 50a: One of the Better Political Cartoons of the Year
Compliments of Dana Summers of the Orlando Sentinelhttp://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/opinion/columnists/orl-summers-cartgallery,0,5845995.photogallery?index=orl-cart-constituents-100208...
Post No. 50: O.J.'s Opportunity - Lost
© 2008, The Institute for Applied Common SenseIt has been said that there is more to a man than the worst thing that he has ever done. Unfortunately, the worst thing that a man has done, or perhaps is suspected to have done, always outweighs the ot...
Post No. 49: Finally, Someone Explains Something That We Can Understand
I was fortunate enough to receive a decent education at some decent educational institutions. I also took corporate, business, accounting, banking, finance, and various other management courses. However, I must be honest. I do not understand even ...
Post No. 48: A Missed Opportunity
© 2008, The Institute for Applied Common SenseCandidate McCain has frequently noted that many of his colleagues headed to Washington to change Washington, and that Washington actually changed them. Unfortunately, the former naval fighter pilot may...
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