History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
Thanks for the article! Well done 😁👍
What would be interesting would be to link this with out-of-body experiences of people during their life. Numerous people claim to have left their...
The nato powers believe if they keep up the bullshit, this will increase the pressure on Moscow. These nato clowns don't have even half a mind of...
I’ve over the years noticed an out of proportion ranking, that is to say whenever you see a group of lower level (say grunt level) IDF personnel...
The professor makes no mention of the other things which have pissed students off. The corruption of the selection process and the mountain of...
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Climate change may be the hottest topic on the table, reaching a level of religious zealotry on both sides of the issue. It’s remarkable that something with such dire implications can be so void of respectful dialogue and intellectual rigor.
Climate change may be the hottest topic on the table, reaching a level of religious zealotry on both sides of the issue. It’s remarkable that something with such dire implications can be so void of respectful dialogue and intellectual rigor.
I have personally had hundreds of conversations about the climate: if it’s changing, who and what is responsible, what we can do, and how can we even know what source of information to trust? There seem to be corporate or government shills on both sides, each with an agenda to promote. So how do we wade through the self-serving propaganda to discern the truth? And how do we evaluate the various perspectives without our emotional reactions or social pressure clouding our judgment?,,,,,,,,,[Link]
Following is a compilation of many of the conversations I’ve had