Det är inte politikers, individers, marknadens, medias, civilsamhällets, experters, eller någon "annans" ansvar. Det är *allas* ansvar, överallt och hela tiden.
I’ve often wondered why Roger Scruton leans so heavily on Kant, and so little on figures like Hamann and Herder, as a basis for his conservative project. Maybe the following four reasons could explain why.
Fourth, while critique of reason is a common theme in conservative thought, Scruton is more interested in institutions and aesthetic judgment than in Hamann’s deepest question: the metacritique of reason through language and revelation.
@Louise_m_perry@Delscottio@BretWeinstein In the longer time scale, evolution will always favor those who are most inclined to have children (and to be able to raise them), regardless of conditions.
@tomhfh@benwansell Could this be interpreted to mean that the more educated you get, the more polarised your thinking gets? Or, in other words, that getting "educated" is getting indoctrinated rather than getting smarter.
@tomhfh@benwansell That ought to mean that the top left quadrant is where the battle for voters will play out, since that is the only quadrant with lots of overlap.