I was inspired to search for this after the discussion here.

Thanks to @Morganth for an insight I had previously missed.

The Wiki : Amish School Shooting

*news

Adding video to channels (News) - requested by NetRunner.

>> ^NetRunner:

news


Thanks Netrunner,
This is old, so I wasn't sure about putting it in the news channel.
It is pretty amazing that the Amish people were able to be this forgiving.

the benefits of the delusion of an afterlife

>> ^Boise_Lib:

Thanks Netrunner,
This is old, so I wasn't sure about putting it in the news channel.
It is pretty amazing that the Amish people were able to be this forgiving.


NP. I generally hold that anything that's even vaguely associated with the news qualifies for the channel. I hate annoyingly narrowly defined channels.

And yeah, it was pretty amazing.

>> ^rottenseed:

the benefits of the delusion of an afterlife


There's a lot of delusions people hold onto that have benefits. Like I'm deluded into thinking I'm smarter and superior to everyone, so I post on message boards all day.

My friend and colleague has published extensively on the psychological and physical benefits of forgiveness.

>> ^Trancecoach:

My friend and colleague has published extensively on the psychological and physical benefits of forgiveness.


This project looks quite familiar.
Would I have seen anything about this elsewhere? On TV maybe?

Yes, he's been on television and on talk shows. He's been on the circuit for about a decade.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

>> ^Trancecoach:
My friend and colleague has published extensively on the psychological and physical benefits of forgiveness.

This project looks quite familiar.
Would I have seen anything about this elsewhere? On TV maybe?

Cool, I thought this was the guy.

A very interesting project. South Africa comes to mind. Instead of sweeping everything under the rug, a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Instead of retaliation, or "looking forward not back"--reconciliation. If you don't acknowledge--you can't forgive--and you can't move forward.

Forgiveness what a novel idea.

There some really interesting work being done on forgiveness lately.. not the least of which is explored in this film.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

Cool, I thought this was the guy.
A very interesting project. South Africa comes to mind. Instead of sweeping everything under the rug, a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Instead of retaliation, or "looking forward not back"--reconciliation. If you don't acknowledge--you can't forgive--and you can't move forward.
Forgiveness what a novel idea.