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Showing posts with label human nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human nature. Show all posts
Monday, 29 May 2023

Life in the Slow Lane

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Illustration by Clifford Harper/Agraphia.co.uk By Andrew Porter T hree common plagues were cited in the early New England settlements: wolve...
Monday, 4 April 2022

Picture Post #73 The Children's Hospital in Ukraine

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t what they seemed to be neither will they become what they might appear t...
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Monday, 13 December 2021

Picture Post #70: Civilisation!

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t what they seemed to be neither will they become what they might appear t...
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Monday, 1 February 2021

Picture Post #61: Outside the Image

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t what they seemed to be neither will they become what they might a...
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Monday, 19 October 2020

Is Technology ‘What Makes us Human’?

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Posted by Keith Tidman T echnology and human behaviour have historically always been intertwined, defining us as the species we are. Today, ...
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Monday, 6 April 2020

Picture Post #53 The Courage to Stand Alone

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t what they seemed to be neither will they become what the...
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Monday, 10 February 2020

What Is It to Be Human?

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Hello, world! Posted by Keith Tidman C onsciousness is the mental anchor to which we attach our larger sense of reality. We are cons...
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Monday, 2 September 2019

Picture Post #48: Gratifying Human Necessities

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t what they seemed to be neither will they become what they might ...
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Monday, 21 January 2019

Poetry: The Thought-Reader Revolution

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Posted by Chengde Chen   * The Way to Root out Evil? Thought reading: curing human nature with instinct W hy have the thousands...
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Monday, 8 May 2017

The Pleasures of Idle Thought?

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Posted by John Hansen What is the purpose of thought?  This was the focus of a monumental series of essays, chiefly written by the En...
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Monday, 25 July 2016

Poetry: BREXIT and 9/11

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The City of London. Although some financiers played  a key role in the LEAVE campaign, others fear loss of access to lucrative European...
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Monday, 16 May 2016

Death and History

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Posted by Király István Death lays the foundations of human history. However, this is only one aspect of death. Death does not only illumin...
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Death and History

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Posted by Király István Death lays the foundations of human history. However, this is only one aspect of death. Death does not only ...
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Monday, 15 February 2016

Poetry: On Nuclear Logic

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Editorial note: Poetry touching on the great stories of our time, from Iran to North Korea, to Turkey to Israel, to...? A poem by Che...
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Monday, 1 February 2016

Picture Post No. 9: Balloons Floating into the Philosophical Dimension

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t that what they seemed to be neither will the...
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Monday, 27 July 2015

We Need Animal Cognition, Not Neuroscience

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Posted by Matthew Blakeway A generation ago, it was thought that neuroscience held the promise of solving many philosophical problems. Lo...
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Monday, 20 July 2015

Poetry: The Making of Terror

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A  poem by Chengde Chen Terrible as terrorism is, should we be so terrified, just as terrorists want? It’s much less frequent tha...
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Monday, 8 June 2015

Picture Post No. 1 : 'Chien derrière camion'

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'Because things don’t appear to be the known thing; they aren’t that what they seemed to be neither will they become what they ...
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Monday, 27 April 2015

Flat Earthers - exploring human nature

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  Can graphic art offer unique and particular insights that words alone may miss? By Tessa den Uyl Click to expand I believe ...
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Monday, 16 February 2015

Aries: A Philosophical Ramble

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Posted by Mark Shulgasser   IS IT NOT SURPRISING that the birthday of each of the following Four occurs under a single zodiacal sign: Ar...