HeyJaredPaul Edwards
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To Kick Against the Pricks (opens the original)
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In the Bible, Acts 9:5, Jesus appeared to the Jew Saul, a known persecutor of Christians, and said, “Saul, Saul, it is hard for you to kick against the pricks”, implying Saul was fighting his own conscience. That personal encounter with Jesus converted him and, as Paul, the Apostle, he became the best proselytizer in Christian history. I am not a religious man, but it has always seemed to me that Jesus’ message had great application in life, where those who elect to fight great power must expect
UBU ROI (opens the original)
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Ubu Roi was the bizarre name of a French play presented in 1896 that provoked violent protests on its opening night before its forced closure, with its absurd, insulting and obscene content. It broke every convention of legitimate theater, and created a raging furor, though it had influential defenders, among them poet William Butler Yeats, who saw its flamboyant, offensive lunacy as a justified attack on the falsity and sham of society. It was an inspiration for the iconoclastic Dada movement,
IMPERIAL DYSBIOSIS (opens the original)
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Dysbiosis is a scientific term that connotes disruption of bacterial balance in the digestive system. Normally, the amazing variety of bacteria in the gut work in rough equity, a majority of them being benign, which counteract the pathogenic. A normal mix insures good digestion and the stability and health of the individual. The results of dysbiosis range from discomfort to critically severe system malfunction that, if not quickly corrected, can be fatal. Like the human gut, nations may fall int
HUBRIS (opens the original)
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‘Outrageous behavior and extreme arrogance’ define this ancient Greek word. In classic tragedies it applied to heroes who acted as if they were the equals of gods, exhibiting excess of pride, refusal to recognize limits, and willful rejection of good counsel. Hubris doomed one who indulged it and the gods destroyed him. Times change. We have no god but money in The Empire, and there is a good argument that what Greeks interpreted as the will of the gods was, in fact, just the way their world wor
BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE (opens the original)
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Voting in US duopolist elections is an exercise in self-delusion. And it legitimates the whole stinking racket. They have, on the surface, what was always supposed to be a distinct choice between parties, reinforced by conventional ideas of what they stand for, which did not always bear scrutiny. The difficulty—thoroughly justified—comes in trying to identify, comprehend, and credit what the parties affirm as their prevailing philosophies now, and what actual positions they vow to defend. Since
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