Making sense of war: New Humanist autumn 2022 out now
Storytelling has always been a crucial component of war. New Humanist autumn 2022 explores how the stories we tell ourselves and each-other might have profound geopolitical implications.
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Storytelling has always been a crucial component of war. New Humanist autumn 2022 explores how the stories we tell ourselves and each-other might have profound geopolitical implications.
Five years ago, Don Keller — a devout Pastafarian and a frequent Times commenter — elbowed his way into local fame by donning a colander and showing up at the Registry of Motor Vehicles for his license close-up. Keller, now 70, was told in 2017 that he was the first to don a colander for his license […]
A Russian court today handed an activist 20 months of custodial sentence and ordered him to pay civil damages of 100,000 rubles (approximately USD 1,500) having found him affiliated with an “undesirable organization,” Human Rights Watch said today. The abusive law underlying the charges, the prosecution and sentencing, individually and together constitute a complete travesty of justice, Human Rights Watch said.
Gary Smith of Grand Forks, also the B.C. leader of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, wants to wear a pirate hat in his driver's licence photo.
Professor Tarunabh Khaitan explains that rather than using a flawed, objective test, courts would be better of looking at religion subjectively.