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How To Avoid Extinction

November 22, 2022
by Caroline Miller
anxiety, being woke, destructive impulses, dinosaurs, group identity, Hannah Gais, intelligent life perils, kindness, marshmallow experiment, mental illness, mental stress globally, nuclear weapons, preserving social order, species extermination, suicide rates among the young, the Great Filter, the primitive human brain
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Life is full of danger.  I blew up my microwave making oatmeal this week. On a grander scale, our species faces deadly problems: climate change, threats to democracy at home and abroad, and the omnipresent threat of nuclear war. Nine countries collectively possess about 1300 nuclear
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The Outer Limits Of Democracy

June 21, 2022
by Caroline Miller
a moral compass, Anthony Perry, Donald Trump, Fox News, gun reform, House select committee on January 6 Insurrection, Liz Cheney, marshmallow experiment, NRA, Republicans/Democrats on gun regulation
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The man had fallen near an electrified rail of a Chicago subway.  Unconscious, he lay convulsing on the bare track. People on the platform above looked down, stunned.  A few whipped out their cell phones to record the incident. One African American, Anthony Perry, age twenty, made a
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