The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
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They are almost always nasty, messy, dirty affairs, very much like political revolutions. They unfold like vindictive...
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An important artifact in the history of mental pollution is found between pages 90 and 91 of the 1974 paperback edition...
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On January 2, 1911, German painter Franz Marc took his new friend Wassily Kandinsky to a concert by Arnold Schoenberg....
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Those of us who aren’t on the Covid frontlines have been told to stay home. That is our job. (Meanwhile, our actual job...
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The human race is now a Pachinko ball tumbling through the machine. There is simply no predicting the outcome.
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The critic Raymond Williams once wrote that every historical period has its own “structure of feeling.” How everything...
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I don’t know the history of confidence. There are no data from which to make inferences about the evolution of human...
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Fake news and post-truth yarns are muddling our minds and swaying elections . . . Algorithms, rather than serving as...
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Marwan Barghouti: Palestine's Mandela Political Prisoner of IsraelYou, a people "in love with life," as Darwish put it,...
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The plan is to have no plan, to let daily deaths between one and three thousand become a normal thing, and then to...
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The late Stanford philosopher and therapist Paul Watzlawick had a good way of explaining how to get out of impossible...
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Hot off the press is the newest report of the Global Flourishing Study — an ongoing project managed by Harvard and...
Read moreLa solution à la crise climatique Il y a d’intenses réflexions à propos de l’urgence climatique, à l’échelle globale,...
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Is it possible — in a world crisscrossed with roads, railways, pipelines, and shipping routes — to carve out a little...
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Over the last couple of generations, we in the so-called “developed” world have eased into a very cushy way of living....
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Over the last two years, I have developed one of the most politically clarifying of all my habits. I became a gardener;...
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