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Jeffrey Kripal: Mystics, Mutants, and the State of Progressive Spirituality
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James Piereson: Political Polarization and the Future of a Divided Nation
America is more politically and culturally divided than it has been at any time since the Civil War. At least, that’s what many political scientists tell us, and I see no reason to argue. Polarization is a truly “wicked problem” as some say, meaning a problem...
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QAnon. The hidden dangers of 5G. The nefarious secret plans of Bill Gates. The global cabal of pedophiles. Massive election fraud. Jewish space lasers. Conspiracy theories have grown like weeds during the pandemic and everyone, it seems, is trying to understand why....Subscribe to THINKING AHEAD Podcast
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stop!
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-04-14/bottom-trawling-hurts-the-ocean-and-the-climate via @bopinion
