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Why War? Building on the legacy of Einstein, Freud and Gandhi
By Robert J. Burrowes In 1932, Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein conducted a correspondence subsequently published under the title ‘Why War?’ See ‘Why War: Einstein and Freud’s Little-Known Correspondence on Violence, Peace, and Human Nature’. In many ways, this dialogue … Continue reading
Posted in anti-war, conditioning, consciousness, culture, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Control, society, Sociology, Spirituality, war
Tagged Albert Einstein, Johan Galtung, Mohandas K. Gandhi, Nonviolence, Philosophy, psychology, Satyagraha, Sigmund Freud, society, Sociology, Violence, Why War?
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Are Babies Moral Beings?
By Leanne Italie, AP Are we naturally good or naturally evil? Cognitive scientist Paul Bloom argues in a new book that we’re both. In “Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil” (Crown), the developmental psychologist and Yale professor takes … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, conditioning, consciousness, culture, education, Psychology, Science, society
Tagged Associated Press, Bloom, Compassion, developmental psychology, empathy, Ethics, evil, good, immoral, infant brain development, Leanne Italie, Louis C.K., moral, Morality, nature vs nurture, Paul Bloom, Serial killer, Sigmund Freud
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