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I find it hard to describe what it is like to look fully into eyes that one has known that well--known better than one knows the look of one's own eyes, actually--and then put away, deliberately forgotten. That instantly reasserted intimacy, that resumption of what looks like friendly concern, is like nakedness, like exposure.
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intimacy
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Wallace Stegner |
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He had shown her all the workings of his soul, mistaking this for love.
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transparency
therapy
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"[Free trade agreements] are trade agreements that don't
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socialism
politics
brilliant
bush
corporatocracy
coup-d-état
democratic
dictator
free-trade
gore
green-party
inefficiency
lincoln
nader
reform
protectionism
ralph-nader
transparency
intelligent
washington
progressive
corporations
terrorism
corruption
rich
obama
genius
jefferson
government
fascism
capitalism
communism
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Wealth is a relational barrier. It keeps us from having open relationships.
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wealth
relationships
honesty
stewardship
openness
transparency
communication
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Randy Alcorn |
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Honesty can force any dysfunction in your life to the surface. Are you in an abusive relationship? A refusal to lie to others - How did you get that bruise? - would oblige you to come to grips with this situation very quickly. Do you have a problem with drugs or alcohol? Lying is the lifeblood of addiction. If we have no recourse to lies, our lives can unravel only so far without others noticing. Telling the truth can also reveal ways in which we want to grow but haven't.
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lying
lies
integrity
honesty
transparency
growth
mental-health
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Sam Harris |
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Supermarkets in Denmark have experimented with adding a second bar code to packages of meat that when scanned at a kiosk in the store brings up on a monitor images of the farm where the meat was raised, as well as detailed information on the particular animal's genetics, feed, medications, slaughter date, etc. Most of the meat in our supermarkets simply couldn't withstand that degree of transparency; if the bar code on the typical package of pork chops summoned images of the CAFO it came from, and information on the pig's diet and drug regimen, who could bring themselves to buy it? Our food system depends on consumers' not knowing much about it beyond the price disclosed by the checkout scanner. Cheapness and ignorance are mutually reinforcing.
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food-industry
transparency
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