Wars, pandemics, sovereignty, and a hint on what needs to be done.
Philosophy
"I am not failing the test of lockdown. Instead, I’m getting a taste of the hidden pitfalls of the solitary life."
Lababidi's latest work is shockingly prescient, reminding readers that present events often echo historical ones.
The question is obviously subjective, for each year brings mawkish eulogies for the nation’s virtue.
What has our reliance on empiricism done to our experience of the world, our place in it, and the way we relate to each other?
