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Charitable organizations are almost always driven by a desire to do good and save lives, but they often focus us on short-term solutions that can create multi-generational cycles of dependency. At TEDxVancouver, Nolan Watson asks you to ensure the those who benefit from your charitable donations…
Being good and doing good require more than just intentions. Down with quick fixes!
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doing good require more than...intentions. Down with quick fixes!
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In a former life, I was a bag lady that turned junk into trinket junk-art. However, in this life…I've seen, heard, and felt too much to keep it simple. I'm a commie (commerce student)-"socialist" entering law school; a traveling black sheep in a suit, looking for answers in the strangest corners. I am religious, though those who are “religious” might call me spiritual.
Welcome to my conversation with myself. Snippets of what I'm reading, and other snacks from the Welch's grape vine.
The line up:
- Another Roadside Attraction (Tom Robbins)
- Being and Time (Martin Heidegger)
- Infinite Jest (David Foster Wallace)
- Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness (Kenzoburo Oe)
oh. and doodles.
