The Redefinition of Man
by Richard P. Weigand I am angry! We are being redefined in someone else’s image, not our own. Man has...
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Truth once meant what is. Now it is often redefined as narrative, perspective, consensus, lived experience, or official position. Once...
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Freedom once meant self-direction under responsibility. Now it is often redefined as permission, validation, and release from limits. That is...
Read Article Human Distress Is Not Merely a Body Problem
Human distress may involve the body, but it also involves meaning, memory, fear, grief, responsibility, relationship, and spirit.
Read Article Who Controls the Line Between Normal and Sick?
Medical and psychiatric thresholds decide who is normal, who is sick, and who enters treatment. The question is who controls...
Read Article The Consequences of a False Explanation
A wrong explanation does not merely fail to heal. It can change treatment, identity, expectations, and the course of a...
Read Article I Am Not Saying Do Nothing
I am not saying do nothing. I am saying do something effective. Protect the person, find the cause, and do...
Read Article Public Trust Is a Promise
Public trust is a promise. The people grant power, and officials owe duty. When that duty is betrayed, citizens must...
Read Article When One Side Tries to Carry the Whole
by Richard P. Weigand The burden of false completeness. Civilization begins to weaken when one function decides the other...
Read Article America Needs the Functions, Not the Factions
The modern Left and Right may be degraded, but the functions they often claim to represent are still necessary. Neither...
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