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In-depth coverage of current social issues. Insights into the philosophical, moral and ethical values in society today.

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Jeremiah asked his own generation whether they were willing to return to the older, more reliable paths. Their answer was no.

Vision asks whether ours will be different.

Watch the full video "Social Media Crossroads" at https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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Brené Brown, in Atlas of the Heart, on what happens when we don’t understand how our own inner life works.

From Vision’s latest piece on emotion and decision-making.

Read the full article at https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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How does the way we respond to children’s questions help shape the adults they become?

Eleanor Roosevelt had some useful advice.

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Every new system begins with promise of freedom, prosperity, and progress. But history keeps reminding us that humanity's hardest problems have never been technological. They've been moral.

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Our digital lives used to produce data. Today, that data produces us, shaping what we see, buy, and maybe even think.

Head to https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O to explore this topic further.

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We’re taught that good decisions come from stripping emotion out of the equation. According to the article, neuroscience doesn’t actually support that idea. What does the research say?

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Our digital lives used to produce data. Today, that data produces us, shaping what we see, buy, and maybe even think.

Head to https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O to explore this topic further.

Read the full article: "Surveillance Capitalism and the Road to Evil."

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Justice. Mercy. Humility. These aren't ideals for a different era. They're the conditions that make good government possible.

Visit the website for the full article: "The Peril of Politics."

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If we forget the importance of wondering, we risk forgetting the importance of learning.

Read the new article "No Wonder" on https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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In October 2011, at least 18 people walked past an injured two-year-old in Foshan, China. A garbage collector named Chen Xianmei was the one who stopped.

What made her different?

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“A good government remains the greatest of human blessings, and no nation has ever enjoyed it.” - (William Ralph Inge)

In the face of human nature, ideal government has proven elusive. Still, there’s one option we haven’t yet tried.

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When a man can present himself as a god, or at least as divinity’s chosen servant, and his supporters promote his fantasy, he can wield authority like no other.

Read "Messiahs - Men As Gods" on https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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The digital age keeps redefining what it means to be human.

Vision asks whether the older frameworks are worth another look before we discard them entirely.

View the full video "Social Media Crossroads" at https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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Moral authority must be earned, sometimes through courageous action.

What separates moral leaders from those who merely hold power?

#morality #leadership

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Four qualities Soren Kaplan says polarization quietly erodes.

Vision's latest piece on compassion and division, "Who Is My Neighbor?", is at https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O.

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Likes, shares, followers. What used to be called self-absorption is now called a personal brand.

Vision asks whether the algorithms shaping this new normal are giving us more freedom, or quietly taking it.

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The tendency to hope for a better future through politics and politicians is nothing new.

Promises of change abound, yet little seems to actually change. What’s the problem?

#PoliticsAsUsual #PoliticsUpdate #Politics

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What we choose to share says something about what we think still matters. If something here resonates, let it travel.

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To read about one of the more useful distinctions in modern research on belonging, visit https://t.co/pyPA4B7j6O to read the full article - "Who Is My Neighbor?".

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Half a million pioneers crossed the American frontier in search of a identity. Vision asks whether the uncertainty of that journey has anything to teach us about the more global uncertainty we face now.

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