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Confidence and self esteem: learn’ings’ from TV

Posted on July 9, 2018 by neuroticphilosopher

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While I didn’t participate in the #MeToo movement on social media, for personal reasons, I am privileged to live in the time where it happened. I lament about all things going wrong in our time, but one must witness some things that will be… Continue Reading “Confidence and self esteem: learn’ings’ from TV”

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TV across the pond: American and British TV shows

Posted on June 2, 2014 by neuroticphilosopher

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This one took a while to get to actually writing about what I had made up my mind for, a long, long time ago. I have indeed lived happily ever after, as far as what I watch on TV. It took no one less… Continue Reading “TV across the pond: American and British TV shows”

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