Don’t Apologize: If the mob comes for you, stand up for yourself
It doesn’t matter where the denunciations come from—left or right, allies or adversaries. If you face public criticism, you should first seriously contemplate if you have, in fact, done something wrong. If so, go ahead and apologize. Acknowledging mistakes is a sign of maturity and can be healing. But if not, don’t.
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It doesn’t matter where the denunciations come from—left or right, allies or adversaries. If you face public criticism, you should first seriously contemplate if you have, in fact, done something wrong. If so, go ahead and apologize. Acknowledging mistakes is a sign of maturity and can be healing. But if not, don’t.
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Don’t Apologize
If the mob comes for you, stand up for yourself. A free society demands it.
Our need for true connection is giving rise to phone-free spaces
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Phone-free events are on the rise: is the tide turning from the false intimacy of screens towards true social interaction?
Archaeologists have found the lair of an exiled Anglo-Saxon hermit king
A British cave dwelling has been identified as the refuge for an exiled Anglo-Saxon king, according to archaeologists.
The 1,200-year-old structure was built during the tumultuous life of the Northumbrian king Eardwulf, who was hounded from his throne to live as a hermit, and later became a saint.
It was not unusual for deposed or retired royalty to take up a religious life during this period, gaining sanctity and in some cases canonization, Living in a cave as a hermit would have been one way this could have been achieved.
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A British cave dwelling has been identified as the refuge for an exiled Anglo-Saxon king, according to archaeologists.
The 1,200-year-old structure was built during the tumultuous life of the Northumbrian king Eardwulf, who was hounded from his throne to live as a hermit, and later became a saint.
It was not unusual for deposed or retired royalty to take up a religious life during this period, gaining sanctity and in some cases canonization, Living in a cave as a hermit would have been one way this could have been achieved.
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livescience.com
Archaeologists have found the lair of an exiled Anglo-Saxon hermit king
Chased from the Northumbrian throne in 806, King Eardwulf is believed to have hidden in this cave for the rest of his life.
Forwarded from DE - Geopolitics Edition
Today is Neptunalia. People would construct temporary huts or tents for themselves in the open air, presumably by the river Tiber, and eat, drink and be merry.
Today is perhaps a particularly appropriate day to have a picnic (or dine at a restaurant) while overlooking the sea, a lake or a river.
Today is perhaps a particularly appropriate day to have a picnic (or dine at a restaurant) while overlooking the sea, a lake or a river.