Policy and Regulation

Psychiatry by Other Means

The Founder recently went looking for the Leader of Spiritual Architecture for the Dirtlease Group.  Spiritual Architecture is housed in an out-of-the-way office in the Bosworth Building on the main Dirtlease campus, next to Human Resources.  It used to be called the Psychology Department.  The name was changed during a re-branding initiative in the late …

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Shrinkflation

Mike, the manager at the Dirtlease park in northern New York, recently told the Founder that Mike’s Amish neighbor had asked him if he wanted to have sex with his wife. ‘The feck you say’, the Founder said.  ‘Why?’ ‘He said that they were so inbred that they needed new DNA, and he wanted me …

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Banned in Boson

Banned in Boston The first book to be banned in Boston was The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, written in 1650 by William Pynchon (1590-1662), a distant ancestor of Thomas Pynchon and the first European settler of Springfield, MA.  In the book, Pynchon argued that the price of atonement was obedience, rather than punishment and …

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Tribalism

The Dirtlease staff just returned from a literary tour of Ireland.  We read to a packed hall at The Printworks, in Dublin Castle.  We mansplained to a writer’s group in Crumlin.  We partied at Connor McGregor’s pub.  We turned down sexual advances from Eve Hewson.  We swam in the snotgreen sea at Forty Foot.  When …

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