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Nature of Belief: Escaping Cultural Confinement

Nature of Belief: Escaping Cultural Confinement

By Brian Alger on 06/16/2011

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Nature of Belief

[Exploring Life] Culture may be viewed as a universal tendency for people within stable geographic populations to create sets of beliefs, values and expectations that serve to create a sense of social coherence. It may be that culture is an offspring of the innate human need to belong. Perhaps culture originated as groups of people [...]

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Education: Losing Your Element

Education: Losing Your Element

By Brian Alger on 07/23/2010

Do schools kill creativity? This is the opening question of an interesting interview with Sir Ken Robinson, an “expert” on creativity and innovation. The answer is deceptively simple: “Yes, of course they do.” Though this may sound somewhat sarcastic, the reality of schooling is the systematic obliteration of the individual including their creativity, and their [...]

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