Following on from last time - at the end of the conversation, we were left with the question: given the challenges we face, what can we practically do? I think it is worth trying to pool our ideas. Putting aside our views of the present government,
Topic to be agreed...
Topic to be agreed...
Following on from the discussion of science last time, we did have another subject, but it is hard to concentrate on anythinbg except Ukraine at the moment. If you don't have the access details, please let me know - if possible, by the previous even
Steve has offered to lead a discussion on science - both the origin of science, and the way it is used at times as a belief system. If you don't have the access details, please let me know.
Mark has offered to lead a discussion on free will. This has been postponed from 8 December. Some notes will probably be circulated beforehand. If you don't have the access details, please let me know.
Update: Mark cannot make the planned time after all, so we are seeking to re-schedule the discussion for another date.
Mark had offered to lead a discussion about free will, details to follow.
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Brian has made a provisional offer to lead a discussion about Universal Basic Income, details to follow. In any case, we plan to have a discussion at this time.
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The starting point is a discussion (leader to be confirmed) on 'Ethical Foreign Policy' - what might an ethical foreign policy look like, and can we escribe it in a way which can be presented as a plausible option to a UK government? We will be buil
The starting point is a discussion led by Adrian on Afghanistan and what it means for foreign policy in the future.
Please contact me if you would like to join and you have not been sent details.
Agenda to be circulated ...
