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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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Small Planet For The Criminally Insane

November 22, 2019
by Caroline Miller
gun violence and mental illness, mental illness, Michele Galietia, psychopaths, the line between sanity and insanity is blurred
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While in public life, I worked with a district attorney who was a thoughtful man.  His politics leaned toward conservatism, but that bias seldom interfered with the way he aligned facts.  Objectivity of that degree is rare. For many, emotions rule. Upon occasion, he and I discussed
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