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A Glimpse of Something Wrong

A Glimpse of Something Wrong

That didn’t slow down Hitler. He was convinced all the way through and highly productive along the way. His in-box was empty at the end of every day. Wait, is that a good thing? Nagging doubt is a gift. If you have a feeling something just ain’t right, you tend to pause. When you do,…

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Disconnected

Disconnected

Here’s a metaphysical speculation – you be the judge. Ever wonder whether folks are behaving in-character or reacting under some form of irresistible pressure? Famous artists enrich our lives and yet may have committed egregious crimes in their personal lives, in secret. Notorious leaders throughout history have perpetrated genocide but were nice to animals and…

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History Explodes

History Explodes

If there is no keeper of the chronicles no one can remember anything. If a tree falls in the forest, there might be a squirrel under there. The best qualified scribe is your opponent. An opponent can be your most valuable ally. They will be motivated to write your biography, called “Don’t let this happen…

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Scared Blind

Scared Blind

Fear might be warranted. When that occurs, you pull out all the stops on the mighty pipe organ and wail. There is no opportunity to do otherwise. During LSD experiments in the 1950’s, mental patients were guided through therapy. Some of them had to confront their intense fear of breathing! “What if that stops?” Behavior…

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Life After Covid

Life After Covid

Whatever you may think about what happened and how it was handled, VotePlusPlus will ask you an important question about your leadership and you can compare the answers your candidates will give.  Our recommendations will find you a match, and recommend better candidates within a better representative structure for “next time”, because you know that…

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Agreements

Agreements

Agreements are more powerful than anything when it comes to the advancement of civilization. The consent of the governed works best for leaders too, each side having their own distinct roles and responsibilities. Diversity works best for forming agreements and keeping them, as long as you can discover what each participant is seeing and how…

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You and Your Fangs

You and Your Fangs

Nature deals us a confusing deck. “Be like me”, and tear the heart out of your enemy seems to be the lesson. Most of us know we can’t live like that. It does not bring a tear to the eye when twins agree; they were born that way. When diverse individuals with vastly different perspectives…

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The Essence of Essential

The Essence of Essential

However it came to pass, businesses participating in our world economy have now been declared to be either “essential” or “non-essential”. Landing in the second group is scary. There have been incidents throughout history that have also been so polarized, many with notoriously grave and immoral consequences. However we got here today, it’s important to…

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The Worth of Good and Evil

The Worth of Good and Evil

Terminology is at the heart of any explanation. Profit-generating systems like religion rely on slogans to promote their products and therefore deliberately confuse the meaning of words. For example, “religion” is not “belief”. Belief is personal, sacred, and a matter of what appeals and makes sense to an individual. Leave that alone; it doesn’t belong…

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