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🎙️’What I’m suggesting is that when we look at the way cell biology, molecular biology, and developmental biology have progressed …we can see that any simple one-to-one or linear relationship between genotype and phenotype has become untenable.’ #Physicist chemist #science writer Philip Ball #meaning
📸 A few moments from Tuesday's presentation at Trinity College Dublin: "Author Meets Critics: Hannah Arendt's Unwritten Chapter on Judging".
An international symposium to discuss Samantha Fazekas’ new book, Arendt's reconstructed theory of judgment and its implications for political life.
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🎙️🎥Rethinking investment as a sign of care. Is what we put our money toward what we want for the future? Episode 87 with Jenna.
and the audio on YT is at youtu.be/f7ehtKaTHVg?...
🎙🎥 Great new episode on PUNK, TECH & CARE in phenomenology and technology with philosopher B. Scot Rousse #philsky #tech #care #psycSci #techphil #digitalethics #techethics #punk open.substack.com/pub/lovephil...
🎙📚What books and relationships and poems and writers have been your WayMarkers in life? with A. A. Kostas #writers #writeSky #amreading #cairn #waymarkers #waymaking
Bits of joy, and odes to connection -- those are things people want right now, writes Cog editor Cloe Axelson. spr.ly/63320BBwS2E
Here is one more podcast interview. I will stop bothering you with these for a while now. The next one I have is scheduled for September with @lovephilosophy.substack.com
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT0B...
Johan Huizinga’s Magic Circle of Harry Frankfurt’s Care is Always Open: Fragments Before Midnight (and then the day after): On Birds, Dogs, Bullshit, Berger and Bishop
"Every Brilliant Thing” is getting lots of attention on Broadway this spring. "Clearly, these bits of joy, this ode to connection, is something people of the world -- or at least theater-going people of the world -- want right now," writes Cog editor Cloe Axelson.
