a philosophic question: if we didn't have the ability to instantly communicate or have the ability to calculate data to the 12th decimal point, would climatism (per Dr. Hulme's definition) exist? In other words, is climatism a product of our technology, or is it a product of our polarized "us or them" mentality?…
a philosophic question: if we didn't have the ability to instantly communicate or have the ability to calculate data to the 12th decimal point, would climatism (per Dr. Hulme's definition) exist? In other words, is climatism a product of our technology, or is it a product of our polarized "us or them" mentality? I look forward to reading Ragosta's book, "For the People, For the Country: Patrick Henry's Final Political Battle," which discusses the formation of two political parties, Federalists (Adams, eg.) and Democratic Republicans (Jefferson). It will be interesting to see if there are parallels.
excellent post, thank you.
a philosophic question: if we didn't have the ability to instantly communicate or have the ability to calculate data to the 12th decimal point, would climatism (per Dr. Hulme's definition) exist? In other words, is climatism a product of our technology, or is it a product of our polarized "us or them" mentality? I look forward to reading Ragosta's book, "For the People, For the Country: Patrick Henry's Final Political Battle," which discusses the formation of two political parties, Federalists (Adams, eg.) and Democratic Republicans (Jefferson). It will be interesting to see if there are parallels.