By Erik Strandness2023-03-03T15:00:00
Erik Strandness explores how we can reconcile reason with joyfully dancing in our underwear
Our young people appear to have uploaded their intellect into the Cloud. Believing that knowledge is a Google click away, they have put their brains in electronic mothballs. The problem is that once you pack up your intellect and place it in an internet storage facility, you are left with nothing but an empty house haunted by emotional ghosts.
If thinking is somebody else’s business, then the only way people will notice us is through our emotional outbursts. If discernment is outsourced then… (register to read the full article)
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