Social Contract My father carried pocket-sized copies of the Constitution to give away. He loved it both as a social contract and for the human-centered values that the Bill of Rights so brilliantly conveys. Following these rules is compulsory for all Americans. […]
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In this moment of political polarization, remember that most people are just trying to do the right things, get through the day, and not let ideological extremism get them down. Social health, which helps moderate extreme behavior, requires communicating better.
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The new Ethics Roundtable launched on 9/3 at Bob’s Chocolate Cafe in Francestown, NH with 12 participants for a fun, vigorous, and all-too-short discussion about corporate values* and the operating ethics that follow. Some (paraphrased) comments from the group: Followup Thoughts: Questions
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“If more politicians in this country were thinking about the next generation instead of the next election, it might be better for the United States and the world.” -Claude Pepper, senator and representative (1900-1989) The following was generated by Chat
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The new Ethics Roundtable launched on 9/3 at Bob’s Chocolate Cafe in Francestown, NH with 12 participants for a fun, vigorous, and all-too-short discussion about corporate values* and the operating ethics that follow. Please join us there weekly on Wednesdays from 8:30-9:20 as you
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at Bob’s Chocolate Cafe 1 Main St., Francestown, NH 03043 Wednesday, September 3, 2025 8:30-9:20AM After introductions and a quick overview, we will launch together into this week’s topic: “Corporate Values and Stakeholder Outcomes” — please read the brief materials below
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