www.RabbiJosh.com: "Invoking the Yiddish word haimish (or heymish), which translates to “homey” (in the non-ghetto meaning of the word) David Brooks describes a phenomenon familiar to many of us: “Often, as we spend more on something, what we gain in privacy and elegance we lose in spontaneous sociability.” He terms this “crossing the haimish line.”
Brooks describes a family vacation to Africa, and contrasts his family’s stays in simpler settings with those in more luxurious accommodations: "
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As a plant slowly an imperceptibly moves towards the light, so does society move towards what our social leaders follow. Media has now become more social than anything else, therefore what "most people believe' has become the new gold standard backdrop, to the true facts of matter at hand.-AhMbDvd-6/17/11 8:50am
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