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Scott’s Column: Curious about Psychedelics & Spirituality 04/23/2024 | NewsSometime back in 2020, stuck at home, binging lots of Netflix, I watched the documentary Fantastic Fungi that I'd seen friends talking about on social media. What an amazing film, opening the eyes to all sorts of fascinating new ideas. Part of film resonated with... read more
Scott’s Column: Knowing Each Other 04/04/2024 | NewsHow well do we humans understand one another? Apparently, not very well. In his excellent book How to Know A Person David Brooks cites the research of William Ickes that strangers accurately read each other "only about 20 percent of the time and close friends and... read more
Books on Grieving 04/04/2024 | Education, NewsBooks on Grieving By Daryl Malena The task of eventually moving out of the house my family has lived in since 1977 turns out to be every bit as difficult as I expected. Thankfully I realized that I am not taking 1000 books to my daughter’s house (she has her own... read more