by Charles Watts | Jan 16, 2021 | Effective Government, Mutual Responsibility
Kristin Urquiza with her father, Mark Anthony Urquiza, an impeached POTUS supporter. Mark Urquiza died of covid-19, because he believed the lying POTUS message that the pandemic was not deadly. Lakoff’s call for empathy began in 1995 and was framed as vaccine...
by Charles Watts | Dec 19, 2020 | Effective Government, Mutual Responsibility
John Hart was a signer of the US Declaration of Independence and ancestor to two of our members. Our Revolution declared empathy in 1776. Notably, according to historian Lynn Hunt in her book entitled Inventing Human Rights. Furthermore, early American framers...
by Charles Watts | Dec 4, 2020 | Effective Government, Mutual Responsibility
2-minute trailer of Tomorrowland. Do you feed your nurturant wolf? This week on my morning treadmill, I fed my nurturant wolf by watching Walt Disney’s 2015 movie Tomorrowland. In it, Britt Robertson plays Casey, who seeks to save humanity’s future by constantly...
by Charles Watts | Nov 8, 2020 | Mutual Responsibility, Progressive Markets
Empathy, the soul of democracy, barely won the 2020 presidential elections. And caring citizens breathe easier. Meanwhile, in my county/state, Clinton/Ohio, empathy LOST. Empathy lost by 60% in my county and 8 % in my state. America has elected her 1st black woman in...
