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We know that the enemy-making machine is turning its gears when we sense a hint of glee inside ourselves at the sight of an enemy failing or being defeated.
The Church of Us vs. Them
David E. Fitch
countering consumerism must start from more robust secular (or religious) theodicy: the building of meaning structures, communities of meaning, that lie outside the realm of the market; and that offer credible answers to the deep foundational questions that continue to haunt us.
Escaping the Iron Cage of Consumerism
timjackson.org.uk
Technically, scout mindset only requires you to be able to acknowledge to yourself that you were wrong, not to other people. Still, a willingness to say "I was wrong" to someone else is a strong sign of a person who prizes the truth over their own ego. __Can you think of cases in which you've done the same?__
The Scout Mindset
Julia Galef
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