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Most Recent Posts

  • 9, March, 2026

    Can war be justified? Is there ever a situation where there is legal and moral reasons to invade another country?

    By Published On: 9, March, 20267.8 min read
  • 24, February, 2026

    Democracy and Autocracy. Capitalism and Socialism. Both are opposites, but can they exist together. What are the risks?

    By Published On: 24, February, 20267.2 min read
  • 28, January, 2026

    It sometimes seems impossible to reach a consensus on social issues. How do organisations agree on complex subjects? In this example, we look at the International Standards Organisation and their process.

    By Published On: 28, January, 202610.3 min read
  • Clashing cultures

    4, January, 2026

    How do social values, religion and nationality drive us into separate tribes? How do we recognise the influences and how do we deal with them?

    By Published On: 4, January, 202613.7 min read
  • 25, December, 2025

    The movie Nuremburg teaches us many lessons about the Nazi rise to power in the 1930s. Do any of those lessons apply to politics today? Are there any similarities between Germany in the 1930s, and the USA today?

    By Published On: 25, December, 20258.4 min read

A Random Selection

  • Solar power on poles

    Creative thinking and politics conjure up images of rorting and dodgy accounting. However, innovative thinking should be applied to some of the problems governments face to find alternative solutions.

  • asylum seekers

    If Bennelong had kept the British out in 1788, we would have a better country today. That is the reason we must keep out asylum seekers in their rickety boats.

  • A smokescreen

    Israel has very cleverly created a smokescreen with antisemitism. Rather than focus on the issues around Gaza and Palestinian existence, they focus the discussion on whether criticism is antisemitic.

  • Capitalism

    Too much regulation is the call from business. Without that regulation, would we live in a better world? Perhaps it would a place where a business that was not prepared to bend the rules would fail.

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