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Monthly Archives: February 2017
The Seven Archetypes: The Judge
Previous Post: The Knave of Swords The fourth of the seven archetypes I’m going to discuss is the Judge. This is a fairly powerful way of relating with the world. Judges are masters of compromise, and of following precedent, AKA … Continue reading
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Tagged compromise, jim collins, psychology, status quo, steven covey, the judge, the seven habits
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The Seven Archetypes: The Knave of Swords
Previous Post: The Queen of Cups The third archetypes is the Knave of Swords. Of all the ways of dealing with others, that of the knave is the most dangerous. The knave is in it for himself. He is above … Continue reading
The Seven Archetypes: The Queen of Cups
Previous Post: The Hermit The second of the archetypes, I call the Queen of Cups. This is not to imply that those who relate to others in the manner of the Queen are all women, or even feminine. Rather, those … Continue reading
The Seven Archetypes: The Hermit
The hermit is one of seven archetypes that define the most common ways that people relate to the world. While being the weakest archetype, it is nevertheless one that I’ve come across on numerous occasions. What do I mean when … Continue reading
Review of “John Wick Chapter 2”
* * C I almost gave this film 3 stars, but it just didn’t quite make it. I’ll try to keep this review spoiler free. In short, this chapter failed in story. The action sequences are well choreographed, but, though … Continue reading
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Tagged ian mcshane, john wick chapter 2, laurence fishburne, movie review
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Science Fiction: The Individual vs. the Collective
The western trope of the poor town being oppressed by the evil business magnate and his hire guns who are saved by the lone stranger, who then, rather than accepting their offer to join their community as a respected member, … Continue reading
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Canadian NDP Leadership Candidates
As I did for the Conservatives, I’m going to do for the NDP. Not much information, as of yet: Issue Charlie Angus* Guy Caron* Peter Julian Trade Deals ? ? opposed the SPP Deregulation ? ? opposed deregulating air safety … Continue reading
