The Individual, Ethics, and the Social Order: Basics of Society
When ethics fails, justice rises out of necessity.
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by Richard P. Weigand One of the stranger things about truth is that it can be plainly stated, clearly...
Read Article Truths for Teachers: Why Good Teachers Do Not Always Give the Answer First
by Richard P. Weigand There is a difference between helping someone learn and sparing him the work of...
Read Article When Truth Comes Too Cheaply
by Richard P. Weigand Some truths lose force when they are handed over too early. Not because they are...
Read Article Cognitive Immunity Is Not Obsession
by Richard P. Weigand There is a danger in studying deception too long. At first, the work feels necessary....
Read Article The Discipline of Looking: How Ordinary People Recover Clear Sight
Clear sight does not begin with brilliance. It begins with the discipline to pause, define words, look at outcomes, ask...
Read Article How Falsehood Borrows Compassion: When Kindness Becomes a Shield Against Truth
Compassion should serve a person’s real good. When it protects a lie, failed system, or favored story from examination, it...
Read Article Why Does Something Feel Off?
When something feels off, that feeling is not proof. But it may be the first signal that the words, facts,...
Read Article How Wrong Things Learn to Sound Reasonable
Wrong things rarely survive by calling themselves wrong. They need better names. The act remains, the word changes, and the...
Read Article The Courage to Say What Is
When language hides reality, problems become harder to correct. Plain speech restores the honest naming that makes understanding and repair...
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