I don't feel war is what we do to avoid suffering, because we all know it produces suffering. When has there been a war without suffering? Seems then that we are willing to suffer to win a war. Could it

In some ways it's difficult to define when war begins or ends, potentially it's more like degrees of total war. However we can only sustain a high degree of war for so long too. The suffering is sustainable

The idea that man's law exists or is even needed, implies that there aren't already laws governing all that exists, so we have to make new laws to fill in these gaps. Considering we don't know everything,

If "your truth" feels true and "my truth" feels true and both are different, then one or both are false. So simply speaking "your truth" is not any more powerful than simply

Baofeng and TRON — Opening a New Era of Blockchain-Based Online Entertainment... “Baofeng and TRON — Opening a New Era of Blockchain-Based Online Entertainment” @Tronfoundation Seems like a good time to

This post continues from here: Change is hard, and growth feels painful. Why not stay right where I am? An essential principle of life is continuous movement, change and growth. If we choose to stagnate

This video was uploaded to Facebook but I don't know the guy. I wanted to look at this in the context of what's acceptable and what's not by those I know of. What's strange is I remember as a young kid

I've been on Steemit for nearly about a year but I didn't introduce myself properly before. So that's what I'm going to do now. The image below is from Father's Day in Australia and that's my daughter.

This article is interesting... I wonder how many contemporary artists are so easily maniputed? Due perhaps to a constant pursuit for recognition of "artistic genius" - that's easily thrawted

To feel a sense of belonging with a group of people means there has to be other groups we don’t feel that same sense of belonging with. We've heard that's wrong, but is it always? What if it’s there’s

The problem to solve with civilised societies often comes down to this question: How might we design programs that fairly distribute resources but don't end up incentivising everyone to rely on these programs

One of the main problems we seek to solve with money, is scarcity. We basically begin with this fear-based conclusion, that if we have no means to secure our own stuff, our time, our energy, our relationships

Most people I know are fairly well off in comparison to the majority of people living in Australia. They've lived lives of privilege, not to say they haven't worked hard, many have but they're undoubtedly

Hello Steemit folks, I figured I'd just say hello and talk a little about what really interests me. I'm passionately curious about the object of religion, what it's actually about, rather than its convenient