It is the greatest feeling of living (in some instances), when one discovers something new. Well discovery of something new, usually depends or ends up being, coming across something new for the first time. And this is the case for UTNE READER. I came across UTNE READER's Fall 2014 No.184 issue, and now have a new magazine to add to my reading subscription list.
The magazine cover all things important to me at this period in my life. From realistic business projection, such as stories by Josh Freedman's- 'Big Whopper Economic' detailing the risk of modern franchises in relationship to heavy legalization from franchisor's. Ryan Honeyman's- 'Why B Corps Matter', detailing the modern business (the only kind of business I would have, if I were to venture that way) merge of social responsibility and profit. Also on the business end, is Clare Lyster's- ' The Logistical Figure' who details an excellent expose of two magnet business giants, FEDEX and AMAZON.COM and how they came into being.
The most interesting article (hence reason for this post) is by Jeffrey Kripal, who work 'Visions of the Impossible' details much of what I am currently researching. Ideals of Carl Jungs' Synchronicity, Mark Twain's 'Mental Telegraphy' and Mental Telegraphy Again', Janis Amatuzio's 'Beyond Knowing', Immanuel Kant, Emanuel Swedenborg, Aldous Huxley and of course the skeptics as they exist. One thing pointed out, regardless of the skepticism is that our modern era can not deny the context of quantum physic: as it becomes a more viable facility in our day to day life.
Check Out UTNE Reader at : http://www.utne.com/#axzz3EkQqywLW
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