Media Dragon: What Do Philosophers Think About Human Extinction?

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What Do Philosophers Think About Human Extinction?

It’s a near certainty that humanity will come to an end, but what form this end might take, and when it might happen, are of course unknown. What should we think about the end of humanity and its various variables? What do we think? (more…)

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Scott Morrison-No compassion, and no marketing skill either?

When Scott Morrison became prime minister, two dimensions of his persona seemed potentially positive: a Christian faith that might have illuminated his leadership with kindness and compassion, to say nothing of integrity, and a widely-touted marketing background (‘Scotty

from Marketing’) that might have lifted the standard of political communication and inspired some brilliance in government...