COMPLETE LIBERTY

i watched this video recently and thought that Gilbert's conclusions about happiness especially as it relates to results of perceived freedom of choice or lack thereof http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/dan_gilbert_asks_why_are_we_happy.html and I ...

but another thought I had from listening to this was in thinking about people who have children without realising what it means. for example, a parent can very easily do things that are forever damaging, even potentially fatal to a child. So i ...

yes, i really want to join in the google hangouts. what time does it usually start on Saturdays? most of my friends here in boston are statists so that gets depressing sometimes.

yes, when a person does not have his own needs met, and do not come across the tools to learn, such as the language of needs, and does not have the opportunity to learn these important things, one might certianly engage in tragic expressions and not ...

but a parent has pretty scary power over a helpless child. so I guess the question is not to what extent is a child "ruled" by the parents but to what extent does a parent have the *duty* to care for a helpless child. what relationship do "rights" ...

i used to blame my parents for not meeting my needs. then I blamed myself for not meeting my needs. then i stopped blaming

no one has the right to rule over others. to what extent is a child ruled by their parents?

Love this one, Wes. the idea of living according to a set of principles and morals is something I find people are not very familiar with, sadly. And it seems they do not want to admit it either. However, it should be noted that the NUMBER ONE ...

Wes, I was looking for the link to the other show where you mention you were interviewed but couldn't find, and this one doesn't work: http://marcstevens.net/board/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2076 If the talk is still around, i'd be interested to hear it. ...

how exactly do you opt out?

Can you renounce your citizenship while living within "the country" you are a citizen of?