We got this.

... which itself is often based on the social context.

Obviously my background is in sociology; although I did not degree in that, it has been a lifelong pursuit.

Thank you for making your thoughts available. I now follow back.

that we witness - a child watching mom and dad talking for instance - become lessons in how we talk to others as we progress in life. Children will emulate the behavior they see, and repeat it (or not) based on the perceived "success" of that behavior ...
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You followed me; I vet before I follow back and ended up here in your feed.
"Those young men are hearing a lot these destructive messages" struck me. The social environment and constructs that we are bathed in from birth is foundational in how we treat others. The social interactions ...
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I'm currently working through Seneca's "Letters from a Stoic".
Philosophy can be a slow go - Seneca is accessible and friendly in style, but generates its share of "Aha" moments.

As a long-time Beatles fan, I would rank this as one of the best covers of their music I have ever heard. I feel it captures and extends the spirit of the original ...
I think John would have approved.

Thank you.

Muddying the waters:
"Now I lay me down to sleep"
Transitive.
(w/ apologies to Muddy Waters)

"Year of the Locust" by Terry Hayes

AI is A1!
<smh>

Our Labrador woke me up at 5 AM, instead of the usual 6.
She's on sun time, not clock time.

I love the crunchy sound the crisp leaves make under my feet.

I didn't see it either - for some reason I think Matt Damon was in it. I could look it up, but I'd rather read the book.
I agree with you about contemporary movies.
😴

Thank you for the recommendations!
Of the five, I had only read Ferdinand, although I know of Tuck Everlasting (isn't there a movie?)