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Being human
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HUMANITY CANNOT BE MADE EQUAL BY DECLARATIONS ON PAPER • UNLESS THE MATERIAL CONDITIONS FOR EQUALITY EXISTS, IT IS WORSE THAN MOCKERY TO PRONOUNCE MEN EQUAL.
Caught in the web • “Can anyone doubt today that all the millions of individuals and all the innumerable types and characters constitute an entity, a unit? Though free to think and act, we are held together, like the stars in the firmament, with ties inseparable. These ties cannot be seen, but we can feel them.”
The Anthropocene
Ancestral debt
Evolution of empathy
Human growth • The 10 most populous countries
Faking intimacy
Friedrich Nietzsche: Director of Human Resources
Human trafficking
Modern slavery
Humans of the Anthropocene
A fraction of life
Cultural warfare
HUMAN
6 thoughts
1 All about us
2 Social utility
3 The last laugh
4 Defining ourselves
5 The basic code
6 Embracing humanity
Being Human
Human beings
Being prey
The evolution of moral outrage
human /ˌhju: men /
Nothing but human
poet
Doing away with death
Confronting agony
Ethical children • Questions from and answers for children, by Matthew Beard
Ethical dilemma
The controlling force
Being human
Make time for poet tea
Learning to lose
Ozymandias
The woman at home • Here we present the winners of New Philosopher Writers’ Award XXI: power. In top spot is philosopher Carrie Jenkins, with her piece “Woman at home”. Cameron Raynes has taken out second place for his essay “Sent home to die”.
Sent home to die
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Human divisions
13 questions: Helena Norberg-Hodge