Michele Pasin / Quotes

Response-able for our own lives

I know this idea is a dramatic paradigm shift for many people. It is so much easier to blame other people, conditioning, or conditions for our own stagnant situation. But we are responsible—“response-able”—to control our lives and to powerfully influence our circumstances by working on be, on what we are.

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#responsibility #proactivity #conditions

Academia and the doctrine of doing what you love

There are many factors that keep PhDs providing such high-skilled labor for such extremely low wages, including path dependency and the sunk costs of earning…

In The Name Of Love | Jacobin #labor #factors #personal-identity #workers #conditions

Ironist

Ironist (n. Ironism) (from Greek: eiron, eironeia), a term coined by Richard Rorty, describes someone who fulfills three conditions: She has radical and…

Ironism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia #doubt #people #extent #touch #conditions

Life must be lived as a game

It comes, then, to this: that to be “viable,” livable, or merely practical, life must be lived as a game—and the “must” here expresses a condition, not a…

The Book: On The Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are #species #enemies #conditions #work

Rules for annotation properties in OWL DL

OWL DL allows annotations on classes, properties, individuals and ontology headers, but only under the following conditions: The sets of object properties…

Owl Web Ontology Language Reference #properties #OWL-DL #class #header #conditions

resilient |riˈzilyənt

resilient |riˈzilyənt| adjective (of a substance or object) able to recoil or spring back into shape after bending, stretching, or being compressed. • (of a…

Osx Dictionary #cent #fish #conditions

Drowning in collective pain

How come, I asked, you are so disgusted with yourself when you can’t even remember who you are? True, I had long forgotten who I was; let alone why I was so…

The Acid Diaries (Christopher Gray) #pain #morality #responsibility #psychedelics #self