
The Five Stages of Climate Grief | Denial
How “post-truth” are we really? As the planet and the debates heat up, we have to deal with climate change scepticism. How can we have better conversations about climate change?
How “post-truth” are we really? As the planet and the debates heat up, we have to deal with climate change scepticism. How can we have better conversations about climate change?
How to do good? How to help someone else in a world full of injustice, inequality and corrupt systems? And how do we know that we’re actually doing the right thing? What are our blind spots when we approach those we want to give a hand? Come discuss!
The greatest good for the greatest number of people sounds like a sensible approach for impact on society. But do the needs of the many always outweigh the needs of the few, or are there other values and human rights at stake?
Studium Generale wants to be a mirror of the university—but is also a mirror of the times.
According to posthumanism, animals, plants, and objects have rights. Humans are merely part of a greater network in which all things are essentially equal.
Recently, I had to discard a plant that I had carried with me through many moves over the years. The plant only had one or two leaves remaining. It unexpectedly became an emotional moment.