Humanity

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And You Should Be Too! — If you want unlimited access to this story and many others like it, use this link to sign up for a premium membership: https://medium.com/@cdtppy/membership. For just $5 per month, you will have unlimited access to Medium. This is my response to Keeley Schroder’s April 2023 Writing Prompt, Day 30: Are…

And how it still informs my life — When Mom died last summer, I found a stack of thank you notes squirreled away in her desk. They were mostly from people I didn’t know, although some were from family members. The theme of these notes was Mom’s generosity. One was from a woman who ran a program in…

A poem — In realms where hearts ignite, a love divine, Altruistic grace, a radiant sign, A love that yearns to soothe, to heal, to mend, A selfless ardor, steadfast till the end. Beyond the boundaries of ego’s grasp, Altruistic love, a noble clasp, A gentle current flowing from the soul, Where selfish desires cease to…

“Share a situation where you experienced failure.” We all have done it, but why do some people seem to succeed from failure while others continue to fail seemingly “spiral out”? And just exactly how worried should that make us in healthcare? Failure-based management processes designed to “fail forward” abound —…

Nature That is Us Nature is meant to be free, boundless, and abundant. And essentially, we, human beings should be the embodiment of this very nature — free in spirit and thought, abundant and knowing no boundaries. But we gradually are shifting to just the opposite. We have forgotten our…

Like the Titanic, the planet is sinking. Meanwhile, who are we in this real-life movie? — It’s a well-known scene from the Titanic. No! I’m not talking about poor Jack, who might have fit in the floating door with Rose, nor about the historical incongruity of having supposedly authentic Picasso paintings on the ship. (Seriously, how did we let this one pass?) I am talking about…

AI is here and for good or bad it will stay with us going forward. We have heard many founders, CEOs and political leaders opine their concerns, warnings, advice and hopes for our future with AI. No doubt, we are in for a period of flux as various interests use…

The philosopher who shone a spotlight on totalitarianism. — Video Version: Hannah Arendt is a philosopher who is very well known in continental philosophical circles. She remains fairly unfairly unknown outside of continental philosophy circles. Arendt is of course most famous for her book Eichmann in Jerusalem, A Report on the Banality of Evil. That book was her report of…