We No Longer Recognise Evil
As the Islamic regime in Iran begins to crumble, it is clear from comments of some politicians, academics, and activists that they no longer can discern between good and evil, right and wrong.
As the Islamic regime in Iran begins to crumble, it is clear from comments of some politicians, academics, and activists that they no longer can discern between good and evil, right and wrong.
Declaring something impossible doesn’t make the debt disappear. It just means that the reckoning will happen on worse terms, probably in a crisis, almost certainly at the worst possible moment.
Here are a few of last week’s most absurd stories in case you missed them.
They have lost faith in majoritarian democracy and a hefty chunk of the top judges plucked from its members have adopted unconstrained and laughably implausible interpretive techniques. It’s bad in Australia, yes. But it’s worse in New Zealand. Worse again in Britain. Worse still in Canada.
Should we trust the science? Sure, in theory – but only when the science in question has earned our trust through transparency and rigor.
While it’s true that they provide much-needed emergency services, they also fight against reforms that try to place at least some responsibility back on the shoulders of people receiving benefits.
It is fun to get excited about hot drinks, slippers and traditional Chinese medicine. But let us not ever forget the tyranny that Chinese citizens must endure every single day of their lives.
Whether this shift will endure remains uncertain, but the discussion itself felt like a decisive break from years of silence, deflection, and managed anarchy.
What has happened to our free press and their once fervent support for the freedom to speak and write?
In my considered opinion it is an incredibly useful piece of software but I could never ever trust it. And I strongly recommend you don’t either.
I came across a document ‘WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT PRINCIPLES’. This article unpacks its intention, influence and New Zealand law firms who have signed on to the related ‘Gender Equality Charter’.