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Revolutions in Science: No Guillotines, But No Mercy Either
Revolution is a recurring scenario in human history. It typically begins with…
Radosław Kazibut
Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy at Adam Mickiewicz University, philosopher of nature and science. Engaged in research on the influence of cultural factors on the processes of recognizing knowledge as cognitively valuable. He is a fan of the works of Umberto Eco, Italian wine, food and culture, ravens, mazes and Polish gray dumplings.
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There are things in the laboratory that philosophers have never dreamed of
The modern world is changing not necessarily before our very eyes. It…
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The eternal return of a myth. The Jedi mythology is as old as the world
Wikipedia defines Jedi religion, as one of the so-called new religious movements…
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Spirituality of the new era: Threat, curiosity, lostness
The New Age is a cultural movement whose supporters, by appealing to…
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The Creeping Dawn of the Human Epoch
Scientists refer to the current period in Earth’s history as the Anthropocene.…
Humanism
Raelian Movement: Scientists from Space
Cultural theorists observe that traditional forms of spirituality are in a state…
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The Megabit Bomb: Show Me Your Digital Footprint, and I Will Tell You Who You Are
At their essence, humans replicate biologically through DNA, a fundamental life process.…
Humanism
Respect or Die: Why Human Survival Depends on How We View Nature
Michel Foucault was one of the most eminent French intellectuals and philosophers…
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Humanity Encounters Intelligent Extraterrestrial Life: What Happens Next?
Stanisław Lem humorously noted that the best proof of extraterrestrial intelligence is…