The article discusses the contradiction of cannabis being illegal federally while other harmful substances like sugar, alcohol, and cigarettes are not. It estimates that a fully legal cannabis market could generate 8 to 10 billion dollars annually in tax revenue, emphasizing the need for consistent policy and leadership to reduce harm and improve legal market integrity.
In Boston’s 1721 smallpox epidemic, Onesimus, an enslaved African man, introduced inoculation, laying the groundwork for vaccination. Centuries later, scientists found DNA’s building blocks in meteorites, suggesting life’s components are universal. Resilience and knowledge transcending borders highlight the interconnectedness of leadership and survival throughout history and across the cosmos.
Co-leadership in families fosters servant leadership in organizations, just as trusting science and vaccinations builds resilient societies. Grounded in The Resilient Philosopher: The Prism of Reality.
