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Can we reinvent agriculture for a low-carbon world without people going hungry? Change will be dirty at first but could get cleaner. … Continue readingCan We Keep Producing More Food in a Warmer World?
Everything in the Universe, from wandering turtles to falling rocks, is surrounded by ‘fields’ that guide and direct movement. … Continue readingThe Hidden Forces That Guide Us
To him who in the love of Nature holds Communion with her visible forms, she speaks A various language; for his gayer hours… … Continue readingPoem: Thanatopsis | by William Cullen Bryant
Couple of years ago, the then Vice Chancellor of Balochistan Univ. of Info Tech. Engg. & Management Science (BUITEMS) Dr. Farooq Bazai… … Continue readingUbuntu: ‘I am I When We Are’
Roy said she “refused to play the condemnation game” by creating “moral equivalence” between Israel and Hamas… … Continue readingArundhati Roy on Gaza Genocide
The religious and ethical debates surrounding animal sacrifice in ancient Greece and Rome, abstinence from animal food. … Continue readingWhy Didn’t Ancient Philosophers Eat Meat?
What better way to usher in Halloween than to read a poem by the master of gothic horror—Edgar Allan Poe? … Continue readingUlalume: A Ballad
Ahmari grapples with Sunkara’s argument that social democracy lost worker support by prioritizing capital interests… … Continue readingSocial Democracy, Immigration and the Working Class
Approaching the age of twenty, Mondrian painted his most impressive painting to date. It was a still life of a dead hare. … Continue readingThe Surprising Power of Piet Mondrian’s Lesser-Known Early Paintings
India’s ongoing subjugation of Kashmir holds portentous lessons about the nature of contemporary colonialism. … Continue readingIndia is a Postcolonial Power. Its Rule in Kashmir is Colonial.
Examining current demographics of the Harris coalition and comparing them to demographics of Biden’s 2020 coalition provides a window… … Continue readingThe Demographics of a Trump Victory—Or Defeat
And feel but half, and feebly, what we feel: Deep in our hidden heart Festers the dull remembrance of a change, But no emotion -none. … Continue readingPoem: Growing Old | Matthew Arnold