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Spurned excellent, all of these things that happen make these things that seem like we can actually do something. its very , very hard to do that, mostly because of the constitutional issue, as you were saying. but but also that theres all these other things, too, that you know , you know, or abridging peoples first mental right? and until you were bridge that in the court, it makes it makes it rather difficult. but i totally understand what youre saying. its not that youre numb to it. we have t...

Viktor Orbán assured retired Syrian Archbishop Jean-Clément Jeanbart that his government will do everything it can to provide help after the earthquake.

The Hungary Ministry of Human Capacities and local churches have collaborated to create a scholarship program for young Christians

Well, i would counter that with the notion of the law of unintended consequences. yes, human history shows us so many different ways in which technologies have progressed human capacities. but if we think of the last great technological era of revolution, that is the, sort of, the steam engine, the combustion engine, the industrial revolution, we now realise in the 21st century that that amazing set of achievements has also a legacy of profound, even planet—threatening problems. yeah, no doubt...

Existential threat, right, it started when we were roaming the savannah looking for food, and then, we realised we could engineer the earth and make food. and that was the dawn of agriculture. and every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps were hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or engineerin...

And every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps were hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or engineering, or discovery has enabled some revolution in abundance for humankind. and so, there are countless examples. well, i would counter that with the notion of the law of unintended consequences. y...

Existential threat, right, it started when we were roaming the savannah looking for food, and then, we realised we could engineer the earth and make food. and that was the dawn of agriculture. and every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps were hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or engineerin...

Have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps were hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or engineering, or discovery has enabled some revolution in abundance for humankind. and so, there are countless examples. well, i would counter that with the notion of the law of unintended consequences. yes, human history show...

The most fundamental challenges we face. what do you base that optimism on? well, i think historys a good predictor. so historically, humans have... ..found themselves facing existential threat, right, it started when we were roaming the savannah looking for food, and then, we realised we could engineer the earth and make food. and that was the dawn of agriculture. and every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem t...

We could engineer the earth and make food. and that was the dawn of agriculture. and every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps were hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or engineering, or discovery has enabled some revolution in abundance for humankind. and so, there are countless examples. we...