Bradley McDevitt
@soupbone
Archetypal Scholar, Leadership Development Coach, Theater Nerd, Clown
Bradley McDevitt
thearchetype.substack.com
Jung proposed to view Tarot as a direct path to our subconscious. A way to penetrate our deepest thoughts, to self-explore our place in the world and make sense of our own lives.
Theater & Other Productive Rituals
Friend speaks my mind.
I find the mismanagement of time completely inspirational. It’s an illusion anyway. One person’s procrastination is another person’s creative boredom.
Four Singularities for Research
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the brat is a living embodiment of feminism as imagined by Gen Z, as infantilizing as it is superficial
from Kat Rosenfeld
rationality is a method of dealing with uncertainty by devouring information and making simplifying assumptions about the outside world until you can convince yourself that you understand it
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"People who know they’re dying often express some variation of one of those four themes — indicating that they waited until it was late to show their appreciation for others or right their interpersonal wrongs, said Mukherjee, author of the award-winning 2011 nonfiction book “The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer.” Instead, they harbor
... See more“You see, alcohol in Latin is spiritus and you use the same word for the highest religious experience as well as for the most depraving poison.”
–C. G. Jung’s letter to Bill Wilson in 1961, shortly before Jung’s death
Taken from the epigraph to Richard Rohr’s book Breathing Underwater
So what is Loper Bright actually about?
Loper Bright overrules a Reagan-era Supreme Court decision known as Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council (1984), which held that when a federal statute delegating policymaking authority to an agency is ambiguous, courts typically should defer to the agency’s reading of that statute rather than trying ... See more
Loper Bright overrules a Reagan-era Supreme Court decision known as Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council (1984), which held that when a federal statute delegating policymaking authority to an agency is ambiguous, courts typically should defer to the agency’s reading of that statute rather than trying ... See more
1 did not intend for this to become a politically charged space, but WTF!?!
Relations with the former colonial world now have switched to the opposite extreme and the Western world often exhibits an excess of obsequiousness, but it is difficult yet to estimate the size of the bill which former colonial countries will present to the West and it is difficult to predict whether the surrender not only of its last colonies, but... See more
Alexander Solzhenitsyn at Harvard, 1978