Category Archives: Morality

On Putting Uncommon Things Back into the Hollow

Posted on December 21, 2011 by

We live in a bored world of consumption of expectation.  The new and the fresh rarely find a moral or aesthetic foothold in our mainstream minds because it takes too much effort to think about, and consider, the foreign and … Continue reading →

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No Logos on Australian Cigarettes

Posted on November 9, 2011 by

Imagine walking along a path in a serene jungle. You come across a sign that tells you that you should turn around because there is danger lurking ahead. Further along the path, there is another sign that tells you that … Continue reading →

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Totems of Sorrow: The 14th Street Apple Store Street Memorial to Steve Jobs

Posted on October 9, 2011 by

Early Friday morning, David and I journeyed into Manhattan from our home in Jersey City to get our 24″ Apple Cinema Display repaired under our AppleCare warranty. The car service cost us $80 for a 20 minute ride that felt … Continue reading →

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Toxic Chinese Food

Posted on May 11, 2011 by

It is the rather unfortunate truth that in the pursuit of the greatest profits possible, food manufacturers will sometimes take measures that put the health of the consumer at risk, whether knowingly or unknowingly — it turns to criminality when … Continue reading →

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