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Daily Archives: June 25, 2010
The Perils of Specialization: How To Recognize Failed Management In An Age of Abundant Change
The rate, depth and pace of social change remains manageable for those who train their perception to find trends and exploit advantages of prescient knowledge developed in prudence. This post will explore the general characteristic that fortifies an expectation of … Continue reading
Posted in Perils Of Specialization, Uncategorized
Tagged management, Managing Failure, Mesozoic, Perils Specialization
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King Tut: Albany & A Dead Legislative Priesthood
King Tut’s arrival to New York City has brought unfavorable analogies to light regarding the status of those who seek power in a revolutionary age. The priestly class of Amun-Ra usurped power over the throne in murdering King Tut, for … Continue reading
Posted in International Relations, Near East, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Akhenaten, Albany, King Tut
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How To Discern Gay Marriage
According to many State laws one has a right to marry; more properly understood as a dispensation given from the State for the purpose of fulfilling one’s humanity. The language of such courts is very significant, for it reduces the … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatism, Constitution, Ethics, Feminization Of Men, Morality, Mysticism, Pope Benedict XVI, Sexual Ethics, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Gay Marriage, Nominalism, Realism
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