Nami DARGHOUTH·Nov 3The Friend-count ParadoxWhy more connections can mean less supportA response icon1A response icon1
Sann?·Oct 31which comes first: rights or obligations?we often hear the phrase: "fulfill your obligations first, then ask for your rights." this has become a standard rule everywhere,in…
Nami DARGHOUTH·Oct 31The Social Ledger | The Invincible Tally Everyone KeepsNo one hands you a bill for a favour. But somewhere, a number is being kept… and it rarely matches the one the other person is keeping
Rabbi Menachem Creditor·Oct 23One Person. People. (Lech Lecha)Lech Lecha is the moment when humanity’s story becomes a summons addressed to one person. Before Abram and Sarai, Genesis considers the…
InBlue InsightsbyUtpal Kumar·Oct 12Obligation Should Be AvoidedSacrifice should be avoidedA response icon1A response icon1
MinimalCompass·Oct 3The Exorcist: When Sacrifice Looks a Lot Like SuicideA response icon2A response icon2
InILLUMINATIONbyMark Sanford, Ph.D.·Sep 11The Decisions That Move Us Forward in Senior LivingCan We Still Make Ourselves Act?A response icon9A response icon9
Nelari Prahs·Aug 25Flying through the void, while standing still.Life has been a tumult of added responsibility as my care for my grandmother comes to the forefront. In between I maintain my sanity and…
R·Aug 20Achievement, for Me, Is an ObligationOn unfinished things, forced persistence, and the strange need to make everything mean something.
