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Dazed and Confused
Posted on 14 Nov 2017
Kate Lovelady, Leader of the Ethical Society of St. Louis, spoke on October 8, 2017 about “Dazed and Confused.”
In Ethical Humanism, for better or worse, professional Leaders don’t have all the answers, or even most of the answers, even for themselves. Kate will share some of life’s conundrums whose solutions continue to vex her, including environmental, ethical, and philosophical dilemmas. Why would anyone come hear this? Maybe this Platform is a terrible idea??
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