Love is like a wildflower that blossoms in our hearts.[i] It flowers most naturally in a family or local setting, where people are physically close. It’s natural and often easy for family members to love one another. When strangers begin to love each other, they become friends or partners. When two people love each other, […]
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The question, as ever, is how to achieve that ‘revolution’? You might like to take a look at www.simpol.org Noam Chomsky said of it “It’s ambitious and provocative. Can it work? Certainly worth a serious try.”
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by John Bunzl and Nick Duffell, authors of The Simpol Solution: a new way to think about solving the world’s biggest problems. Peter Owen 2017, Prometheus 2018. We’ve got a problem You don’t need us to tell you that there are some Very Big Problems out there. There seems little point in even listing them. Nor
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Did you get what you voted for? In order for democracy to work, we have to continue to buy into the idea that the best way to influence the way we are governed is to vote for what we want. It’s a central part of the belief system, that your vote is your power. The biggest frustration
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“We’ll always have Paris” says Rick to Ilsa in the film Casablanca, referring to the cherished memory of their brief love affair, now over. I’ve been thinking a lot about Paris recently, though in less romantic terms. The Paris agreement on Climate Change sealed in 2015 was something of an international love-in. Announced with all sorts
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