604. ECONOMIC THEORIES NEVER HAD ANY PRACTICAL UTILITY (Karl Popper) –LESS SO FOR HUMAN RIGHTS.
. -Science requires us to constantly think against and challenge our own brains, i.e., distrust the evidence, not adopting the first
. -Science requires us to constantly think against and challenge our own brains, i.e., distrust the evidence, not adopting the first
. -On October 8, 2021 the U.N. Human Rights Council recognized access to a clean and healthy environment as a fundamental right, formally adding its weight to
. The SDGs were set out as aspirations, not as destinations at the end of well-planned voyages –now tragically set back by
. -In an age of anxiety, men seek justice to set things right. This has been a deep urge throughout history making the idea of a
. -In an age of anxiety, men seek justice to set things right. This has been a deep urge throughout history making the idea of a
. -The title of an article where a question mark follows a provocative statement could easily sound as a
. 1. ‘The dominant ideology is always the ideology of the dominant class’ –already a century-and-a-half ago did Marx and Engels warn us. The concept is still
. -We do know that conventional history glorifies and tries to reinvent the past as it tries to convert old defeats into purported
. The current development paradigm is not an enabler of human rights. First things first: 1. A paradigm is the model with which we look at