This is the eighth Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? 2) Ethics and Civilization 3) Worldview and Ethics 4) Self […]
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We each view reality from our own unique perspective, only a community of minds can show us the truth.
Biological Systems
This is the seventh Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? 2) Ethics and Civilization 3) Worldview and Ethics 4) Self […]
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The Material Cosmos
This is the sixth Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? 2) Ethics and Civilization 3) Worldview and Ethics 4) Self […]
Continue readingProtecting Ourselves Requires America to Change
As I explained in last month’s SafeEarth Series, protecting humanity as individuals and humanity as community requires intelligent actions. Today, humanity is interdependent. We share the same planet and that […]
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Today, Dr. Bessinger discusses wholeness, systems, and a powerful property called emergence. Emergence is another word for synergy. This is the fifth Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way […]
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This is the fourth Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? 2) Ethics and Civilization 3) Worldview and Ethics Donivan Bessinger, […]
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This is the third Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? 2) Ethics and Civilization Donivan Bessinger, MD We have said […]
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This is the second Chapter from the online book: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness. See: 1) How Should We Live? Donivan Bessinger, MD — Individually and collectively we must […]
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The following is the first Chapter of an interesting online book called: Living Ethics: The Way of Wholeness Donivan Bessinger, MD It was after midnight. In the tropical night, I […]
Continue readingWhither Psychoanalysis in a Computer Culture?
Reposted from KurzweilAI.net In the early 1980s, MIT professor Sherry Turkle first called the computer a “second self.” With this essay, she presents a major new theory of “evocative objects”: […]
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