The Universe Behaves Like a Brain
Your Brain Is the Universe
When is it ethical to kill someone?
Philosopher David Edmonds discusses the five books that have had the greatest influence on his work By Alec Ash, Applied ethics should interest all but the most philosophy shy, as it poses moral questions of everyday use. Applied ethics is the application of moral theory to the real world. I first read…
The Gestures of a Genius : Alberto Giacometti
One day when I was drawing a young girl, I suddenly noticed that the only thing that was alive was her gaze. The rest of her head meant no more to me than the skull of a dead man. One does want to sculpt a living person, but what makes him alive is without doubt…
Independent Research Network Global Artists Showcase
`Vanity Salon` SEIZE THE DAY Post Art Here Facebook Submissions Most Popular ( Likes ) will be showcased on Magazine Website “Artists Curating Artists” IRN Global Art Cafe` Artistic Instincts: Is A Instant Reflection Of A Fresh Creative Cycle, Scan What Is Emerging Art Art By…
It is time to question armies and wars and killing
A Think Piece In the last chapter of “All Quiet on the Western Front,” Paul Baumer, a young German soldier, sits alone in a garden trying to recover from a poison gas attack and the deep emotional scars and psychological wounds of war. At the age of 21, he is already a veteran…