Author Archives: Mark Macy

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About Mark Macy

Main interests are other-worldly matters (www.macyafterlife.com) and worldly matters (www.noblesavageworld.com)

phs7: Regulation

Posted on 2012 November 18 by Mark Macy

Insight is the key to good decisions… and insight comes not from the brain and physical mind, but from the finer spirit within. It’s more an intuitive thing, not so much a rational thing. Continue reading →

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A New Age of American Politics?

Posted on 2012 November 11 by Mark Macy

I woke up with a relaxed but strong gut feeling that we’re on the threshold of a new, noble age of American politics…. Continue reading →

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phs6: Education

Posted on 2012 November 3 by Mark Macy

I’ve long believed that the main role of education should be to strengthen our noble side and to teach us how to contend with our savage qualities, starting at a young age and continuing into adulthood. Foster good will and trust among children, help adolescents deal with their hormones and egos, help everyone to understand their basic spiritual nature in contrast with their carnal human nature…. Continue reading →

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Best and Worst Presidents for the Economy Since 1900

Posted on 2012 November 3 by Mark Macy

There’s an interesting, timely article on the “Motley Fool” investors’ website that describes how well the economy did under all the various US presidents since the year 1900. The article concedes that presidents don’t really have all that much effect … Continue reading →

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phs5: The Spirit of Society

Posted on 2012 October 21 by Mark Macy

I’ve always found comparisons between people and body cells… between society and the human body… to be both fascinating and insightful. The only trouble is… Humans are not body cells! Continue reading →

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phs4: Information

Posted on 2012 October 6 by Mark Macy

Government is the hardware for social regulation; politics is the software. Politics, in its purest form, would be the spirit of society…. Continue reading →

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phs3: Military

Posted on 2012 September 23 by Mark Macy

Don’t give in to fear, though… as the US has been doing since the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. There are too many other important things in life to spend the government budget on. Noble things…. Continue reading →

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Humor in Politics

Posted on 2012 September 21 by Mark Macy

“All over the world people are chanting, ‘Death to America.’ Except in China, where they’re chanting, ‘Not until we get our money back.'” –Jay Leno Continue reading →

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I Woke Up Today with an Impression of Eden

Posted on 2012 September 10 by Mark Macy

Woke up with a clear impression this morning that I’d like to share…. (That’s the way I get most of my “psychic” or “intuitive” information: not as pictures or words in the mind, as a lot of gifted psychics seem … Continue reading →

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phs2: Privatization and the Public Good

Posted on 2012 September 3 by Mark Macy

We’re noble-savage creatures in a rough world in which life kills life to survive, so politics gets complicated here on Earth. We don’t always have a clear idea about whether government is a good thing or a bad thing… a facilitator of public safety and stability, or an obstruction to human affairs. Continue reading →

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