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Category Archives: Philosophy
The world is broken—and human kindness is the only solution – Macleans.ca
A photograph of the NZ PM embracing a Muslim woman reproduced by artist Loretta Lizzio as an 18-metre mural on a silo in Melbourne (Recep Sakar/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) https://www.macleans.ca/society/the-world-is-broken-and-human-kindness-is-the-only-solution
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Locally produced and meat alternatives. Are they responsible and healthy options?
Andertoons It makes sense sometimes to buy local and other times not so much. There needs to be a balance and sometimes compromises need to be made. I go into this more below. There is many meat alternatives available now … Continue reading
Podcasts that bridge the political divide
Protesters in front of National Conference Hall, in Tripoli, Libya. (AP Photo/Mohamed Ben Khalifa) CBC Radio · Posted: May 10, 2019 9:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 10 Surprisingly open and healthy conversations that are both entertaining and illuminating. … Continue reading
Nature, Nurture And Your Politics
What role does biology play in our politics? More than you might think, according to political scientist John Hibbing. Angela Hsieh October 8, 2018 Hidden Brain – Scientist John Hibbing looks into the psychological differences between most liberals and conservatives. … Continue reading
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Tagged conservatives, left-wing, liberals, physiologic, politics, right wing
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Why are many liberal leaders being called socialists or communists and Conservative leaders fascists or authoritarians?
A two dimensional view of the political spectrum. April 19 2019 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen Many political right and left wing supporters resorting to extreme views and opinions to try and make their points. Less and less importance … Continue reading
Students Learn From People They Love
Opinion Putting relationship quality at the center of education. David Brooks By David Brooks Opinion Columnist Jan. 17, 2019 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/17/opinion/learning-emotion-education.html
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Citizen assemblies via sortition verses elections
Opinion January 11 2019 – Kevin Yaworski Reverting to citizens’ assemblies selected via sortition rather than election and with banishment or ostracizing of too-powerful politicians maybe the answer to many of the serious issues facing modern democracies and the public. … Continue reading
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Tagged assemblies, banishment, citizen, democeacy, Election, lot, oligarchic, ostracize, politicians, sortition, vote
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