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Philosophy of Politics Closely related to Ethics and Law, Politics is the study governments and nations. The philosophy of governing. Left or Right? What obligations are our political obligations? How did Politics come about?

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06-19-2008, 06:05 PM

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Re: Justice Renders to Everyone His Due...

I agree that society is cursed by superficiality. What I’m not sure about is how to set about overcoming it. Pekka-Eric apparently believed it couldn’t be done: the shallow are (supposedly) shallow because of their innate nature. I disagree with that but where does one start to find a cure?
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Edit: My apologies. That question wasn't needed as you've already answered it above.

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