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Nonviolence : The Question

Posted on November 16, 2011 by nadbugs

The other day a blogger-friend posted news of one of her cats having been injured in a feline-fight. I responded there, in one of my annoying amusing edgy-jokey moods, recommending that the injured cat should bone up on his nonviolence … Continue reading →

Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Things Cats, Humans Do, Uncategorized | Tagged amygdala, cat, compassion, cortex, empathy, Hitler, just war, learning, limbic system, Marshall Rosenberg, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, neurotransmitter, Nonviolence, Nonviolent Communication, protective use of force, Violence | 44 Comments

Bugs Considers Another Bean; Bean Likewise Vice Verse

Posted on July 24, 2011 by nadbugs

Hello reader-beans. Bugs here again. Bean has been rocked back on her ass for a few days, by various Bad Things that apparently needed her urgent and bad-tempered attention. She asked me to tell you she’s doing fine now, though. … Continue reading →