@BrandonWarmke How strong is your positive moral obligation to personally sacrifice something to reduce others suffering? It seems reasonable to claim it is weak since your benevolence could ignore your children's happiness to some degree and ignore those are responsible to those suffering.
Do you have a right to think and act freely? Explore the consequences of individualism in my philosophical novel, The Great Caldwell. Now available on Amazon Books in paperback, hardcover and for your Kindle or Kindle App.
@BrandonWarmke I would argue that there are two assumptions in Liberal Socialism: Meritiocracy is a myth since success is a matter of luck, and equality is the measure of a fair and just distribution. Both ideas contain serious flaws.
Linus Coraggio. Famous for 3-D graffiti "outstallations" throughout Manhattan in the 1980s. Many are still hanging from street signs. For more information, contact Calendrillo Contemporary at [email protected] or visit https://t.co/Sayl6OX9PW
Congratulation to Linus Coraggio on his current exhibition at Phillips Auction House, NYC. Learn more about Linus and his work at https://t.co/Sayl6OX9PW
'You can't sketch enough. Sketch everything and keep your curiosity fresh' - John Singer Sargent
This sketch for Sargent's 'Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose' records the pose he planned for Polly Barnard in his much-loved painting at Tate Britain. https://t.co/2wyTHlFAz0 #DrawJanuary
Travel back in time with #ICAPerforms!⏳On Friday, Jan 28, ICA Miami presents the @AdamHWeinert Dancers in “Dance of the Ages." Under the direction of Weinert, dancers will recreate a seminal 1938 ensemble work by #TedShawn and His Men Dancers.
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