“The unexamined life is not worth living.” (Apology 38a, Socrates)
I suppose reflection can be crippling at times…look at Hamlet…everything in moderation and you’ll be just dandy :D
Self-examination is good, but do not dwell into things too much…
This little incident reminded me how lucky my family is to be in Canada. A friend remarked in class that in the US, people are one illness away from bankruptcy…take care of yourself!
hi, i got my lasik done at coal harbour eye clinic in vancouver…you’re from ny?
The only way a govt can apologize is through money and a public statement. Neither are enough. In tort law the guiding principle is compensatory — to restore the individual to the place they would have been in, if the harmful action had never occurred (restitutio integrum). There’s no way to turn back time. Some damage is irreparable.
that’s life, you can’t really avoid those questions.
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“The unexamined life is not worth living.” (Apology 38a, Socrates)
I suppose reflection can be crippling at times…look at Hamlet…everything in moderation and you’ll be just dandy :D
Self-examination is good, but do not dwell into things too much…
This little incident reminded me how lucky my family is to be in Canada. A friend remarked in class that in the US, people are one illness away from bankruptcy…take care of yourself!
hi, i got my lasik done at coal harbour eye clinic in vancouver…you’re from ny?
The only way a govt can apologize is through money and a public statement. Neither are enough. In tort law the guiding principle is compensatory — to restore the individual to the place they would have been in, if the harmful action had never occurred (restitutio integrum). There’s no way to turn back time. Some damage is irreparable.
that’s life, you can’t really avoid those questions.
what i does?