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Welcome to William Campbell Jr: A Different Perspective—Mine, a place to gather and exchange ideas.
If you can accept the notion, at least temporarily, that the world is basically a huge convoluted Idea, built upon and supported by the ideas each of its inhabitants has about it, then it's easy to accept another notion: changing our ideas about the world actually changes the world. It's hardly a new notion (there really isn't anything new under the sun), but it seems to be something we either don't understand, and/or don't want to accept. We'll talk more about that in depth, very soon. What this blog is about (that is to say, what I originally intend this blog to be about...and we all know how original intentions can be usurped by this thing called life) is the examination of ideas on how to look at the world we live in from a different perspective. I have very specific reasons for wanting to examine these ideas, and they are outlined on the pages entitled "What I Believe" and "What I Don't Believe."
Go ahead, take a look around. You'll probably notice that the place looks like a house still under construction. It'll probably look that way for a long time, since many of the ideas just beginning to surface are still quite undeveloped. That's why I'd like you to visit as often as possible, for without your input, this is just another exercise in solipsism. I much rather prefer company, and lots of it. So, again, welcome. And thanks for visiting.
One of the few things I remember clearly from my seventh grade year at Harvey Lewis Junior High School was taking Social Studies class. Mrs. Hancock, a portly but not unattractive woman, was the teacher. The Vietnam War was gaining momentum, and it seemed appropriate to Mrs. Hancock to (Read this post)
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Fred Hahn is the author of The Slow Burn Fitness Revolution, and owner of three fitness studios in the New York area. He knows about fitness, and has developed a strength-training routine that is elegant and requires a fraction of the time that conventional workouts normally entail. He’s got a lot of scientific backing for his program—but people still cling to their outdated beliefs about exercise and nutrition. What’s a latter-day fitness prophet to do? (Read this post)
Browse a little around this site, and you’ll probably notice that most of the information and stories I have under the category of Nutrition promote the low-carb lifestyle. Actually, it all does, for the simple fact that, after considerable research and personal experience over the past ten years (thirty (Read this post)
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When a friend announced she won’t be voting in the upcoming elections, I was shocked and dismayed. But when I suspended my judgment and pondered her reasons for jumping off the political grid, I began to understand. (Read this post)
