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And of course - full kudos to @SadiqKhan and the team for using his trademark political courage to get on and do something about revitalising Oxford Street - not just accepting managed decline or listening to the loudest voices!
Spinoza’s Religion: A New Reading of the Ethics by Clare Carlisle - review by Steven Nadler literaryreview.co.uk/letting… via @Lit_Review
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Soon the West will look back and wonder how it allowed itself to be dominated by a vain, bragging and fraudulent old crook
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I love the perspective of Morgan Harper Nichols — who is an author, musician, and artist with a devoted online following. On this episode of “Everything Belongs,” she shares how creativity can help uncover and express what is already within us. buff.ly/OO0ShfC
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Just because we’ve recited the right creed or saluted the right flag doesn’t mean that our heart is pure, open, free, or even in love with anybody. If our religion isn’t finally creating loving people, then what good is it? buff.ly/8c9be65
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The People's AI Assembly ended on such an inspiring and powerful note, with @NaomiAKlein, Arundhati Roy, and @_KarenHao.
Read Naomi's reflections on the night, her podium remarks, and listen to their clarifying and uplifting conversation: naomiklein.substack.com/p/th…
Daily creativity of care, with Yumi Sakugawa youtu.be/2c0pJxTcD9I?is=HGxE… via @YouTube
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Marco Rubio wants the West to rediscover what made it great.
But what truly distinguishes Western civilization is not its military power or national pride, as Rubio suggests, but its intellectual and political traditions.
My take:
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In this candid conversation, Lodro reflects on how practice helped him remain present through loss. Ivan and Lodro also revisit the early years of Lodro’s writing and consider what it means for a book to make a difference in even one person’s life.
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