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Category Archives: On Humanity: Events, Policy, Ethics
Ramadan & World Pride 2014
Hello, all! It has again been nearly half a year since I last wrote – for this, as always, I apologize. I will explain all that transpired and prevented me from constructive reflection. At least, however, I am now here, … Continue reading
More public-transit-inspired thoughts, this time on the nature of deserving
It seems that the T.T.C. truly is a valuable vehicle (haha) of thought. Some time prior to my leaving for the cottage, I stumbled upon this advertisement while riding the subway: “You deserve a better career” made me stand still, … Continue reading
Rewarding information
It seems that things worth considering frequently pop up in T.T.C. vehicles; this is just one of my many reasons for enjoying most public transport modes. I noticed this sign while travelling down Toronto’s Green Line, and was prompted to … Continue reading
A question
On a walk some weeks ago, I saw this sign near the Toronto Beaches. Whilst I’m not certain as to the form of recognition or reward one would receive if nominated in this particular case, it occurred to me that … Continue reading
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Mad Pride Toronto 2012
You’ll have noticed, if you follow Sä-gə – I’m grateful if you do, but hard-pressed to believe that anyone would – that I’ve been cheating a bit for the last few days. Whilst I promised, at the beginning of July, … Continue reading