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Vaclav Havel’s Conspiracy of Hope for the EU’s Cultural Identity
Kafka’s hero is, above all a hero for our time, a godless age in which power endowed with a...
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The Goal of Science
“The aim of science,” wrote Karl Pearson, “is nothing short of the complete interpretation of the universe.” Thus the...
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The Janus-Face of the European Union
What is urgently needed in the debate on the future of Europe is the substitution of old Machiavellian paradigms...
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Brain Velcro: Why good things happen to bad ideas
Most people even mildly interested in evolution have heard about the “selfish gene.” The concept is simple yet with...
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Engaging Transhumanism: The Meaning of Being Human
Bioengineering and genetic enhancement will bring the posthuman age in which humans live longer, possess new physical and cognitive...
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Global Dimming
One does what one can to give science, religion, art, and culture a good name, but sometimes all you...
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Technology Rx: Yoruba Ontology and the African Worldview
What does it mean to be human? What is the purpose of human life on earth? From whence does...
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The Internalization of Science and Technology
The scientific revolution of the sixteenth century was significant not so much in the discarding of geocentricity though this...
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Medieval Monasticism as Preserver of Western Civilization
The term “Dark Ages” was once erroneously applied to the entire millennium separating late antiquity from the Italian Renaissance...
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Self-Efficacy: How Supply Permits Demand
“Give the work to the busy man,” my mother used to say. It made sense. A busy man (or...
