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Why Big Government Spending is Wrong

Posted on September 29, 2010 by D3 Support

People talk about the need to cut government spending. I agree, but not for reasons of fiscal accountability. Yes, deficit spending and the national debt — quite literally the spending of wealth not yet created by people two, three or … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Politics & Government

Purpose and Goals

Posted on September 28, 2010 by D3 Support

Purpose and goals are not exactly the same thing. Purpose is an overall desire on a general level; a goal is more specific, and it feeds the more general purpose. Think of ‘purpose’ as the planet and ‘goals’ as the … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Psychology & Self-Improvement

America’s Got Cancer and its Name is Obama

Posted on September 27, 2010 by D3 Support

Obama represents the end of the road for America, philosophically speaking. As most can now see, he’s not particularly intelligent or capable. Obama is the political equivalent of a tumor—the symptom of a nation that lost its way a long … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Politics & Government

What About the “Little” Things in Life?

Posted on September 26, 2010 by D3 Support

People have written in to ask me, “Do the little things in life, like cleaning your house, matter when it comes to serenity, peace of mind, mental health and self-esteem?” I say: Absolutely. Actually, minor things like cleaning the house … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Psychology & Self-Improvement

What Should I Write in My Journal?

Posted on September 25, 2010 by D3 Support

Questions to ask yourself in a journal: What emotions do I feel right now? What percentage of today (0 to 100) did I experience each of the following emotions: Anger; sadness, irritation; joy; contentment; anxiety; disappointment; frustration? Which people or … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Psychology & Self-Improvement

The Inherent Madness of Liberalism and Socialism

Posted on September 24, 2010 by D3 Support

It’s interesting how socialists blame violence, and the potential for violence, exclusively on people who disagree with them. Eugene Robinson of the “Washington Post” wrote that anti-Obama dissension is “calibrated not to inform, but incite.” Now when somebody speaks out … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Society & Culture

When Symptoms Serve the System

Posted on September 23, 2010 by D3 Support

There’s something in psychology called “secondary gain.” This refers to what a person is actually getting out of doing something, even though it’s irrational. You can also call it “subjective gain” or, as I sometimes do, “the symptom serving the … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Psychology & Self-Improvement

Obama the Stupid

Posted on September 22, 2010 by D3 Support

Adam Smith, writing in The Wealth of Nations in 1776: “In almost all countries the revenue of the sovereign is drawn from that of the people. The greater the revenue of the people, therefore, the greater the annual produce of … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Politics & Government

Obama’s Foreign Policy Towards Iran (in Plain English)

Posted on September 21, 2010 by D3 Support

Obama to Iran: “Come on guys. Let’s just meet. The American economy is tanking, and my political clout along with it. I want what you want. I want you guys to build all the nuclear weapons you want. We just … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Politics & Government

Stomach Ache

Posted on September 20, 2010 by D3 Support

Michelle Obama is demanding that Americans eat healthier. In a way, this makes sense. If government is to fully control medical care, and pay for all of it, then it’s responsible and logical for government to force people to become … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Health Care Reform

Taking Responsibility: Not an Opinion, or an Option, But a Fact

Posted on September 19, 2010 by D3 Support

People know what they’re doing, even when it’s irrational and stupid. Often, people look back on their own actions and say, “I can’t believe I said/did that.” This proves they know that they were doing it. Maybe they didn’t know … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Ownership of Your Mind

Posted on September 18, 2010 by D3 Support

“Owning your feelings” means taking the responsibility for being aware of your feelings and deciding their validity, i.e. whether they are worth acting on. Refusing to do this — letting the feeling “go by” — is self-neglect and leads to … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Psychology & Self-Improvement
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