Arts & Humanities > Ethics Honesty versus brutal frankness

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Imagine a world that is blissfully free of Nazis inquiring after our Jewish neighbours, where no one commits the painful indecency of petitioning another's "honest opinion" of a dress or poem; in such a place the truth is unquestionably safe and holds no fear for the righteous. There the categorical imperative of truth-tellin... More..

Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Is the concept of freedom overrated?

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To such surface level conditioning as we are accustomed, freedom is a self-evident good, wholly unassailable in its worth. As is often the case when one turns to the articulation of any lofty abstraction, the mind is at first overrun with symbols and phrases that fall short in conveying a functional definition. Popular images... More..

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