Train Kept a Rollin’ song and it’s Origins
The Burnette brothers were a wild bunch. Straight out of the Memphis farm fields and into the boxing rings, these country boys carried [read more…]
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When Michelangelo and Leonardo DaVinci Competed for The Same Job
In the late 15th and early 16th centuries, the Hall of Five Hundred in the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy, was adorned [read more…]
Nietzsche Was an Arrogant Nihilist
Philosophers love to argue that human reason is either a cosmic accident or a cosmic inheritance. Nietzsche bet on accident. The older minds—Plato, [read more…]
Camaroon’s Strange Histories, Killer Lakes, and the Frog the Size of a Housecat
Cameroon is one of those West African countries that absolutely refuses to be normal. It has killer lakes, monster [read more…]
Elimination: Clearing Life, Freeing the Brain
Life holds too much. Emotional baggage, habits, attachments—they pile up and weigh the brain down. The book: Elimination: The Buddhist Methodology for Letting Go and Moving On [read more…]
