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The Paradox Problem

The Paradox Problem

The Risk Taking Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. There is a statistic that I have always found fascinating. It demonstrates a number of things: the inherent danger Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
The Paradox Problem

The Safety Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. As discussed earlier in the Courage Paradox, the military is an inherently dangerous occupation. In combat, out of combat, Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
The Paradox Problem

The Relational Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. The term “an old army buddy” is a trope that is often used in movies or a book. That Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
The Paradox Problem

The Relaxation Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. Who doesn’t want to enjoy a life of ease and repose? It’s a common goal. Figuring out how to Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
The Paradox Problem

The Courage Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. All of the branches of the service have core values that service members are expected to aspire and adhere Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
The Paradox Problem

The Insomnia Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. Of the many different challenges that veterans face, one of the most aggravating and infuriating is insomnia. The need Read more…

By Duane France, 4 years ago
Moral Injury

The Survivor’s Guilt Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. We who have come back, by the aid of many lucky chances or miracles – whatever one may choose Read more…

By Duane France, 4 yearsJanuary 13, 2021 ago
The Paradox Problem

The Modesty Paradox

This post is part of a year-long series, The Paradox Problem. You can go here to see the introduction to the series, and see all the articles in the series here. Serving in the military is a conscious choice. This is especially true in the all-volunteer era. The reasons for Read more…

By Duane France, 4 yearsJanuary 6, 2021 ago
Announcement

Announcing a new HS&T Series: The Paradox Problem

2020 was a strange and difficult year for many, if not most, of us. It was challenging for our mental health, physical health, social health, economic health…it was hard in so many ways. It was also a year of a break from writing for me; at the end of 2019, Read more…

By Duane France, 4 yearsJanuary 2, 2021 ago
Military Culture

The Responsibility Paradox

I think of a hero as someone who understands the degree of responsibility that comes with his freedom. -Bob Dylan I had been in the Army for less than a day when I was given responsibility over something. A book, the basic information that a trainee needs to navigate initial Read more…

By Duane France, 5 yearsDecember 4, 2019 ago

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