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Day: April 23, 2022

No Temporal Power Without Spiritual Power: An Interview with Jacques de Guillebon

Hélène de Lauzun April 23, 2022

“As long as our contemporaries have not been made to understand once again that without saints there are no heroes, we will be condemned to fall.”—Jacques de Guillebon

The Sorbonne Ransacked by Students Challenging the Vote

Hélène de Lauzun April 23, 2022

The youth are mobilising against both Macron and Le Pen. They want to show that democracy is not only played out in the ballot box but also in the street, and that they contest the result of the elections in advance.

Anacyclosis and the Limits of Liberal Democracy

Sven R. Larson April 23, 2022

Liberal democracy is centered around the idea that a majority vote in parliament should have unrestricted jurisdiction to change society as the majority sees fit. By contrast, Hungary and America have constitutions that protect the country against runaway majorities.

Suppression of Free Speech—“Human Rights” in the 21st Century

Jan Gregor April 23, 2022

The first generation of human rights promulgation after World War II sought to guarantee freedoms to the individual against the state. Now, we are in a situation where we are suppressing other rights, such as the right to freedom of expression, in the name of the “right to a safe environment.” 

Negative Returns for Spanish COVID-19 App

Bridget Ryder April 23, 2022

Actual usage of the app for reporting and tracking cases was extremely low. Throughout the two years of the pandemic, just over 1% percent of the 11.6 million cases officially diagnosed in Spain were then reported on the application.

Between the Deer and the Idea: On Woodland Philosophy

Sebastian Morello April 23, 2022

The life of the mind is fundamentally dangerous when divorced from the world. Indeed, intellectuals have a moral duty to seek out ways of encountering reality—the thing out there—if they are to avoid becoming a tremendous nuisance to others, a trait so common among their kind.

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