#harmonious coexistence

[epicstoriestime]

Acknowledge the Connection

Do you ever see wild animals? Deep Connection to Nature I’ve had the opportunity to see wild animals on a fairly regular basis. Deer are the most common visitors where I live. They often roam gracefully near the edge of the woods or through open fields, and I’ve had moments where I could get surprisingly close without startling them. There’s a quiet understanding in those encounters—I’m not a…

[gigivas]

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[counteringhatespeechday]

Marking the 3rd International Day for Countering Hate Speech.

The 3rd International Day for Countering Hate Speech serves as a reminder of the ongoing need to address this issue. It coincides with the five-year mark since the launch of the United Nations Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech, highlighting the ongoing commitment to this cause. Both online and offline, youth are at the forefront of efforts to combat hate speech. Their innovative approaches and willingness to confront difficult issues make them invaluable agents of change.

[turiyatitta]

Blurring the Lines

Embracing the Unity of Nature and the ArtificialEverything that is considered unnatural or artificial is, in fact, part of nature’s expression. This idea, at first glance, might seem contradictory. How can something artificial, a creation of human ingenuity, be natural? But this is where we need to expand our understanding of what nature encompasses.Nature, in its broadest definition, includes…

[great-book-review]

An Intellectual Journey through Evolution and Spirituality

Piet D. Botha's work, titled "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Evolution and the Noosphere," extensively explores the intricate relationship among science, evolution, and spirituality. This thoroughly researched piece offers readers an enlightening journey through these challenging themes and introduces a fresh perspective on their potential harmonious coexistence.

Piet D. Botha, as an author, showcases a profound comprehension of the topics he addresses, referencing notable figures like Charles Darwin, Teilhard de Chardin, and Stephen Hawking. This extensive array of sources not only reinforces his assertions but also furnishes readers with a robust groundwork for delving into the intricacies of these profound subjects.

The book is meticulously divided into chapters that explore different aspects of spirituality, evolution, and the noosphere. It begins by outlining the progression of evolutionary theory throughout history, giving a succinct and understandable synopsis of important ideas. It is admirable how Botha can translate difficult scientific concepts into understandable words.

This book's examination of the peaceful coexistence of evolution and faith is one of its best features. Botha makes a strong case for the possibility that spirituality and science may coexist and perhaps strengthen one another. He invites readers to adopt an outlook that values mutual enrichment between religion and scientific knowledge, promoting harmony rather than conflict. With this method, conventional dichotomies are questioned, and readers are encouraged to think about how these two worldviews may coexist peacefully.

The author's writing often reflects an academic tone, which is suitable for readers with a keen interest in the topics discussed. However, this academic style might pose a challenge for a broader audience seeking a more accessible narrative. Despite this, Botha's arguments are well-researched and meticulously documented, providing a sturdy foundation for his thesis.

Still, there are some issues with the book. It might occasionally be difficult for readers to follow the author's argument consistently due to the lack of structural coherence. An improved organization of content could enhance the overall reading experience.

In conclusion, the book "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Evolution and the Noosphere" invites readers to delve deeply into intricate issues pertaining to faith, science, and evolution. It offers a valuable opportunity to reconsider how we perceive the intersections of these subjects. While it has its strengths, such as intriguing perspectives and rich references, it is hindered by structural incoherence and editing issues. However, for those willing to delve into these challenging themes, the book provides an intellectually rewarding experience.

I would rate this book 4/5 for its invaluable insights and the author's audacious attempt to harmonize seemingly contrasting worldviews, despite deductions for structural and editing issues that impact the overall reading experience.

[heeyounghub]

Discovering the Essence of the World Through Its People_ A Deep Dive into Humanity

Discovering the Essence of the World Through Its People: A Deep Dive into Humanity

Dive into the mosaic of human character, professions, and lifestyles to uncover the true nature of the world we inhabit. By understanding the multifaceted lives of individuals, we can gain a clearer perspective of our own lives and the world at large The Interwoven Nature of CharactersThe Spectrum of ProfessionsLifestyles: The Reflection of Epochs and CulturesObjective and Subjective…

[pebblegalaxy]

City of the Future: Building a Sustainable Utopia for Humanity

How would you design the city of the future? In the mind’s eye, the city of the future emerges, a visionary tapestry woven with innovation, sustainability, and a harmonious coexistence between humanity and the environment. Imagine a metropolis that breathes with life, pulsating with creativity and technology, while embracing the natural world that surrounds it. This is the city we envision, a…

[mari-thesapphic-lady]

A friend of mine wants to make a fic where Glinda has a child with Elphie (after Elphaba's so so so sad death, act II, who knows knows) with a Grimmerie spell. So far, so good, everything normal.

But she started wondering about the types of spells that would have in the Grimmerie, and I got to thinking. I keep thinking.

Honestly, there isn't a single time travel spell inside The Grimmerie?

Like, it's The Grimmerie, y'know? Also known as the Ancient Book of Thaumaturgy and Enchantments? I mean, it's a tome containing a collection of spells written in an Ozian language that has been lost to time, and only those with magical talent are able to read the Grimmerie.

THIS BOOK'S EXTREMELY FUCKING POWERFUL.

There must be so many spells in there that they go as far as the eye can't reach.

And you're telling me there isn't a SINGLE ONE time travel spell?

I don't know if there's one, but I need a fic where Galinda goes back in time, or she has to warn her past self about the terrible things that will happen if she doesn't get on that damn broom with Elphaba, or she herself goes back in time and tries to fix things from the point in the timeline where she ended up.

I just NEED a fanfic that deals with this plot.

[ventique18]

Malleus Draconia, master of curses, the king of the abyss, ruler of they who follow the darkness

vs

Hornton, gargoyle enthusiast and prefect appreciator

[lilacpaperbird]

dean should be grateful john and sam were constantly clashing and arguing growing up, because if they had gotten along I'm pretty sure he would've died from jealousy lmao

[agentfascinateur]

Judaism is more than its Zionist faction

Zionism, a movement which began in Europe in the late 19th century, is a form of Jewish nationalism and is the political ideology that drove the establishment of the state of Israel.  Theodor Herzl, known as the founder of Zionism, established the Zionist Congress in 1897. For decades, a majority of Jewish people around the world opposed the Zionist movement on religious or political grounds, and Herzl’s project only became the majority view among Jewish people in the 1920s and 1930s — although it still faced significant Jewish opposition.

And many Jews are anti-Zionism.

[counteringhatespeechday]

The Power of Youth for Countering and Addressing Hate Speech.

Empowering youth to combat hate speech is crucial in today's world, where they are not only the targets but also influential voices in their communities. With 1.2 billion young people globally, their role in recognizing, raising awareness, and countering hateful narratives cannot be overstated. As peers, they have significant sway over each other and can drive meaningful change by speaking out against hate speech.

[trentcrimminallybeautiful]

like listen.

it's about ted's whole thing is feeling out of control--from his Tragic Backstory to his divorce with michelle to the situation in s1 with rebecca and the team--and like. getting to have that control and knowing you're making the right choices, that you're making your partner feel good, being able to take care of them... PLUS like. come ON this man's whole personality screams it to me like yeah he's gentle and soft but he can also be firm and kind of a bitch (affectionate) you KNOW that like eighty percent of the time he says some shit that's so wildly stupid/folksy/american/whatever that the other person is just completely thrown he is FUCKING with them and like. HE COULD DO IT. HE'D BE SO GOOD AT IT

meanwhile trent is always keeping this iron grip on his control and trying to present himself a certain way, trying to be a Proper Man™️, snarky and powerful and intimidating and in control, trying to perform in a straight marriage he didn't belong in, trying to live up to certain expectations and perform a certain way, so like.... letting go? letting go and actually like. trusting and relying on another person, letting himself be vulnerable, letting himself stop worrying about performing Masculinity and just letting his partner take care of him? i just think!!!!!!! YES

that's not to say they would Never Switch--trent might have fun using that Sharp Mean Reporter Persona to actually make someone feel good and it's not like ted couldn't use the chance to just let go sometimes--but i feel like ted is such a pleaser and also like. so often having his life changed by other people around him without consideration that being in control and then being rewarded for it like that would be good for him, and trent is so used to performing all the time and holding himself tightly that letting go and making himself be vulnerable and being rewarded for it like that would be good for him. you know? you know? im going insane. idk how well worded this even is. this literally doesn't matter. begins chewing on my ceiling fan

[free-grandmaa]

"Hello, hello?.. You're missing out on the moody sun and motherly sunsets.. You're a heatwave hands down."

[tenth-sentence]

Thus, although the majority view holds that there is a harmonious coexistence, some physicists and philosophers consider the exact relationship between quantum mechanics, entangled particles, and special relativity is an open question.

"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene

[salemontrial]

I'm going to get heat for this but yall need to embrace MK being a righteous monsterfucker more