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  • The Nine Types
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Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 256 October 2020

Yes, 2020 is almost over, a year that will go down in infamy. We had suffering, deaths and worries caused by the pandemic itself,...

by Jack Labanauskas October 1, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 255 August 2020

These are strange times. So many issues are teetering on the edge of either changing in favor of or against our expectations and desires....

by Jack Labanauskas August 1, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 254 June 2020

The world is gripped in an eerie state of uncertainty that affects just about every country. The Covid 19 pandemic in this age of...

by Jack Labanauskas June 30, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 253 May 2020

When I was growing up I had no reason to doubt my parents who described intelligence as the ability to think rationally and eventually...

by Jack Labanauskas May 1, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 252 February 2020

Covid 19 is an invisible virus but certainly puts down a massive footprint world-wide. The effects or rather the extent of its lethality have...

by Jack Labanauskas February 1, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 251 January 2020

In this time of uncertainty with Covid 19 hanging as a viral (or virtual) sword of Damocles over our heads, our attention gravitates toward...

by Jack Labanauskas January 1, 2020September 14, 2023
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Editorial 250 November 2019

In the interest of supporting Frederik Coene’s research initiated after last summer’s IEA conference in Oakland CA (see last issue Research Enneagroup), I am...

by Jack Labanauskas November 1, 2019September 14, 2023
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Editorial 223, January 2016

Jack Labanauskas A good, albeit late start for a January and a new year, but this is how it sometimes works out when there...

by Jack Labanauskas January 11, 2016March 11, 2024
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