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Starting with the global education symbol, we've added a young person, eager to learn, whose head is centered on the world. We hope that in this person, and in all people, a healthy worldview develops--one that brings happiness and promotes planetary well-being.

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Courier Climate Dialogues

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Wikipedia fans
our wikiWorldview Themes offering has been updated—it now features links to roughly 1000 Wikipedia articles, and we offer a completely new wikiWorldview Theme Choices

Choices We Make in the Global Village book

Independent Study Courses

book & film reviews

Choices We Make
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Parthenon Books
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returning users: use pull down menus above and select from many choices presented in each group first-time users: click Go! for overviews in highlighted areas you select above or start below... or navigating our website: click here for the 104 themes paired to define 52 choices or wiki Worldview Theme Choices *click here for Choices We Make* menu click here for our wikiWorldview Themes offering you can make your own Choices We Make playing cards the Choices We Make booklet we can help specialists: life coaches therapists teachers of gifted & talented kids debate coaches Worldviews and Worldview Themes Each of us has a conceptual framework and set of beliefs that we use to make sense out of the world—that is, we have a worldview. Based on individual perceptions, experience and learning, individual worldviews are unique and can be very complex. You can click here for an introduction to worldviews. Rather than get bogged down in their full complexity, we use worldview themes to characterize a person's worldview. From a choices we make perspective, we have formally named and described 104 worldview themes, and placed related themes on flip sides of a deck of 52 playing cards to highlight important beliefs / values / related behavior choices. With or without a deck of playing cards, you can click for a list of all 104 worldview themes and 52 theme playing card choices (categorized by suit: diamonds, hearts, clubs, spades), ponder the choices presented and use links to explore details of each theme. To better understand this latest (version 5.0) theme structure and how it relates to earlier ones: You can click here for an overview of the latest worldview theme structure. Older worldview theme structures--version 2.0 or 3.0 or a combination--are used for many educational and analysis activities. Note this older structure supports certain capabilities that the newer (version 5.0) one does not yet have. click here for an overview of the development of these worldview theme structures click here to do some "Shopping in The Reality Marketplace" (version 2.0 based) click here for the educational activities menu new: Independent Study Courses click here for the characterizing & analyzing worldviews related computer programs menu click here for The Choices We Make Cards Menu and Support**
Neutrality Pledge Your worldview should be uniquely yours! Individual worldview themes will of course have a particular point of view or bias. But overall, with the 104 worldview themes (paired to define 52 choices), along with much background info and thousands of links, you'll be able to fully explore any conceivable belief, ideology or philosophy. We won't force our beliefs on you! We will help you find your way in taking a free inquiry path to a worldview. This is constrained by a commitment to call out lies and misinformation. (Note: where we do express an opinion we'll do so from the perspective outlined here.)

"As you shop in 'The Reality Marketplace' avoid spending your 'reality cash' too early, before you have seen everything. "
from Coming of Age in the Global Village, by Stephen P. Cook, with Donella H. Meadows.