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International philosophers to speak include leading broadcaster on public philosophy Michael Sandel of Harvard University and Luca Maria Scarantino, president of the International Federation of Philosophical Societies. They are joined by many other leading international academics.
From the moment that he began the peace negotiations in early 2020 -- to blame him for the biden debacle is outrageous and an offense to human reason. president trump had a peace plan and a peace process in place that was conditions-based, and the taliban knew that if they crossed any red line, if our people were hurt on their watch, if they moved on our air base, if they moved on our embassy, if they moved on any american asset, they would pay with their lives, and they knew this. and when biden came in, he took the trump peace plan -- like nancy pelosi took trump's state of the union -- and ...
by T.P. Wilkinson / July 19th, 2021 The latest Corbett Report podcast 1 is essentially an update on the developments in genetic engineering, especially in combination with neurological research. When genetic engineering was first introduced to the public I recall my abhorrence. Unlike many people I do not believe in “neutral” technology. For me a techne is always motivated and developed to transport interests. There are developments by humans that derive from general human needs and those which arise from specific activities. Moreover I believe knowledge and technology are principally d...
Emotions have become the malleable material with which many Spanish-speaking journalists mold the reality of the conflict and of Israel to fit in with
The Books We Read in 2020 SHARE The Wall Street Journal asked people of some prominence to name the best books they read in 2020. So I asked my colleagues. Honestly, I like this list better. Of course, we all recommend the books Cato published this year. But we read more widely, and here are some of our favorites: The Little House By Virginia Lee Burton - This children's story tracks our heroine—a well-built, 19th-century country home enjoying the stars at night and the changing seasons—as modern urban life creeps closer, surrounds her, and takes her land, her enjoyment of nature, a...