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Tag Archives: Churchill
Pluralism vs. Relativism and Opportunism vs. Sacrifice
“Pluralism marks the moment in history when despair and private obsession replace culture.” Leon Krier The other day on Facebook (December 16, 2010), Nassem Nicholas Taleb catalyzed a revealing and depressing discussion (as I am confident was his intent … Continue reading
Posted in Lead On, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance Rules, Zeitgeist
Tagged Churchill, Community, Course Correction, Ethics, History, Lead On, Leadership, Leon Krier, Meaning, Pluralism, Reformation, Renaissance Rules, Taleb, The Enlightenment, Tradition, Traditionalism, Truth, Zeitgeist
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Look Back to Learn, Not Blame
When something does not go “according to plan” or just flat goes awry, looking back is necessary in order to better learn how to look ahead. Beneficial looking back is not done to “name names”, not to put on the “we … Continue reading
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Tagged Blame Game, Churchill, Leadership, Recapitulation, Taleb, The Enlightenment, Zeitgeist
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