If the home is sure in its own values, then the child has no problem assimilating new experiences into an ever evolving holistic worldview secure in its own roots and fearless in trying new things.
But the new worldview evolving in the Bush administration Washington -- interventionist, idealistic, less sensitive to alliance diplomacy -- is one created more at the Pentagon than the State Department and one to which Wolfowitz has brought intellectual weight.
Instead of confining West to our limited partisan and political talking points, we ought to see him as a finicky artist who has an ever evolving worldview and sharing that worldview on a whim is a crucial part of his artistic practice.
It was a nice moment from a star whose worldview is evolving, but her recent Twitter spat with Nicki Minaj pointed out its limits: Swift infamously erased the hip-hop star's critique about racism, choosing instead to tone-police her and preach female solidarity instead.
And Ron Paul's isolationist worldview evolved into a "strong national defense".
Renowned social psychologist Clare Graves was an innovator in this field, breaking down audience worldviews according to eight levels of evolving human behavior systems.
Certainly by the Late Formative (300 bce, if not earlier), with the appearance of major centres and pyramid and temple constructions, an elaborate worldview had evolved.
With the theater, her worldview has evolved.
But you might just have let out a sigh of relief (while sobbing) when, instead of devolving into some smug male fantasy, the film ended with Annie dumping him for the last time, because she'd evolved past his antisocial worldview.
In the same way that environmental forces once selected for our opposable thumbs, upright posture, and the development of language and tools, they are now pushing us not to flee the planet, but to evolve a totally new worldview and value set like the one Taoists discovered millennia ago.
