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We'd Rather Shock Ourselves than Quietly Sit Alone By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Talk to people today about being alone and many of us will admit that it is a very unsettling experience. Given a few unstructured moments, we fill it up with texting others, posting to our social m…
Skimming & Sharing By Frederic Brussat Blog Post In an article in The New York Times, Karl Taro Greenfield is quite astonished to discover that more and more people are not reading books, newspapers, or magazines anymore but instead are picking up…
Next Door Democracy By Sheryl Johnson Blog Post When I first moved to Berkeley, California, almost three years ago, someone told me about the NextDoor app. I signed up right away and soon discovered that it is a great way to connect with your nei…
Rising above Stereotypes By KidSpirit Online Blog Post by Kavya Shah Strength is an overrated term; no one truly understands what it means to be strong or resilient.
Disarmed by Social Media By Margaret Wakeley Blog Post Societies depend on dialogue to function well. These days social media allows us to talk more than ever, but often that means declaring our opinions: talking "at" instead of "to" others. This approa…
Is Anxiety a Way of Life for Our Generation? By KidSpirit Online Blog Post By Uday Schultz for KidSpirit's Fear and Anxiety Issue. We are the generation of stress. Generation Z, the Post-Millenials, Gen Tech, the young people of today — we are, more than seemingly eve…
blue-tinted By KidSpirit Online Blog Post By Katie Lamm staring back at me is the face of an angel — someone who i am supposed to be.
The Next Revolution in Digital Technology: Part 2 By Frederic Brussat Blog Post The Spiritual Implications of The Internet of Things According to the Pew Research Center Internet Project in collaboration with Elon University's Imagining the Internet Center, we are enterin…
A Litany for Economic and Social Justice By Frederic Brussat Blog Post Occupy Wall Street is an ongoing demonstration in New York City to protest economic and social injustices. Participants have moved into a park in lower Manhattan near Wall Street and have marched th…
Reflecting on Narcissism By Frederic Brussat Blog Post "Imagine a country where everyone acts like a reality show contestant — obsessed with power, status and appearance, and is comfortable manipulating others for their personal gain. 'I'm here to win…

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