It’s becoming increasingly difficult as time progresses for humanity to have any connection to nature. And almost to […]
Author: Joshua Krook
When we see the world through the lens of how things currently are, it is almost impossible to […]
In the late 1950s, Frederick Herzberg conducted surveys on what we now term “The Greatest Generation,” those who […]
In a recent Senate Committee, Liberal Senator Sean Edwards repeatedly referred to the majority occupancy of international students […]
The ultimate aim of the employment system is not to create a self. This is a long-forgotten aim […]
Imagine an eighty-year-old man who has been working his entire life and has forgotten what his childhood felt […]
There are seven sin in modern thinking that have emerged in recent years. To my mind, these holes are […]
The NSW Bail laws are undergoing fundamental reform, spurred on by knee-jerk public reaction to bail decisions. […]
Universities in their original conception were idealised in the Renaissance as places that could produce ‘intellectuals’. An intellectual […]
It’s 2004 and Boston Legal defence lawyer Alan Shore rises to his feet to deliver a blistering defence of personal misconduct, immorality and criminal negligence. He tells the court that ‘every first year law student is taught: don’t ever, everequate legal ethics with morality. They’re almost always mutually exclusive.’
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