A Prison by Any Other Name. When Care Quietly Becomes Control
We’re wired to crave love – to seek comfort in the warmth of another’s care, to trust that their hands, extended toward us, mean safety. But not…
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Raelian Movement: Scientists from Space
Radosław Kazibut
- 03 April 2024
Cultural theorists observe that traditional forms of spirituality are in a state…
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Mental Slavery: Who Shapes European Culture?
Magdalena Kozak
- 01 April 2024
Is the specificity of each culture, tradition, and set of customs shaped…
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On Closeness: The Clash of Desire with Fear
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 29 March 2024
Closeness is essential for proper psychophysical development. It affects not just the…
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Daniel Susskind On Two Types of Artificial Intelligence: “I’m Concerned About the Army of Lesser AI”
John Beauchamp
- 26 March 2024
Prof. Daniel Susskind, in an exclusive interview points out a fact often…
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The Phenomenon of Barbie and Ken: What Can Symbols Say About Us?
Magdalena Kozak
- 25 March 2024
When Paul Ricoeur (1913‒2005), the prominent French philosopher, stated that “the symbol…