Societies in the form of enclosed carbonated water Within this aluminum or plastic structure, you will find water. All humans need water to survive. When opening a soda bottle or can, as the pressure is released, the liquid can not retain as much carbon dioxide and the excess bubbles are released. The carbon dioxide (bubbles)Continue reading “Missing discourses of COVID-19 and a wake up call for resilience”
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Myth, Hope and Affliction: A Meditation on Meaning
“We must dwell in our entirety. Anything less becomes self-dismemberment. We must claim all of our history, all our feelings and thoughts, the painful and the celestial, all together. And then we step up to the threshold…” – Ivan Granger, The Longing in Between, 2014. [1] For as long as the archives of recorded memoryContinue reading “Myth, Hope and Affliction: A Meditation on Meaning”
I am Sorry Immanuel, but I Can’t Foresee the Future!
I never had to consider a lot of ethics in my research. Of course, I tried to avoid academic misconduct, but I never had to think about informed consent when I downloaded pages over pages about Peacekeeping Missions in DRK from the United Nations homepage. Or about respecting the autonomy of the census-data I tabulatedContinue reading “I am Sorry Immanuel, but I Can’t Foresee the Future!”
Peace is Everybody's Business 