Electoral Epistemology

I was speaking with someone recently about tomorrow’s election and they brought up a very good point that I want to explore in myself.

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Hygiene quiz

Ok, as my lovely wife has stolen my thunder, I’m in need of your help.
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Breckenridge Film Festival, 2005

A few weekends ago, I drove up into the mountains of Colorado. Was I going camping, you ask?

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Here I raise my Ebenezer!

A friend recently asked me if I named my cat Ebenezer after Dickens’ miserly character, or the 18th century hymn.
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Meme Therapy

“You hear what you want to hear.”

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Herofication

Remember a few years ago when Chris Columbus was going through the retroactive wringer? The historians were brutal to the man.
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Epistemology

It’s funny to me how the mind works. How we can know something with our heads epistemologically, but not really comprehend or internalize the truth of it.
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Illusion of Choice

The real slight of hand that Western consumerist culture has pulled is giving us the illusion of choice…
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JC: elephant or donkey?

Tonight I had a fantastic conversation with a good friend! In fact, it was so good that we concluded it outside the restaurant where it began in 27°F weather!
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The Truth is Out There

At its best, this is a three notable scene movie. You’ll know them when you see them.
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Stolen Goods & Sine Waves

Part of my “Article of the Month” series in 2000
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Post Concussion

With no formal background in filmmaking, Daniel Yoon has made quite an achievement with his first feature film Post Concussion.
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