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NPR reports CO2 levels are the highest in 4 million years as of May 2021 (NPR.org).  Probably not true, after all  it is NPR. I like the world according to Fox. The amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has reached 419 parts per million notes the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It actually dipped to 417.
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I have been thinking about the core concept of Bowen Theory - Differentiation of Self. It seems to broaden the field of vision in so many ways. How differently would we think and act if we assessed ourselves, our family, the Supreme Court and world leaders, and large social groups based on the concept of.
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I am thinking about the elections and choosing a candidate to lead the nation. I am wondering how a poor functioning group could elect someone who is capable of functioning at a better level. We all seem to be looking for someone who will save us from this steady decline without upsetting our comfortable existence.
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I have been trying to think of an objective way to understand the Trump phenomena. It certainly demonstrates the limitations of cause and effect thinking and an individual orientation. It is easy to see Trump's part but he is not the whole story. He is part of the regression but not the cause of it,.
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I have been trying to think about our current president in a more objective way. It is very challenging with all the emotional triggers presented on a daily basis. We are two weeks into a new administration and the tension in the country and even the world appears to be rising at a rapid pace. At.
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I am thinking about the impact of resources (too many or too few) on human behavior. An abundance of resources may impinge on overall functioning; likewise a lack of resources could do the same. All of this would be influenced by the instinctive nature of man and his ability or inability to regulate his instinctual.
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I am working on  expanding my thinking on man's relationship with the earth. I have been reading Jared Diamond's book "Guns, Germs and Steel" for the second time. I am struck by the fact that food production allowed for small groups or tribes to increase their populations as well as support members who were free to.
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