
A celebration of humanity as the planet’s history-making, problem-solving subjects.
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‘Political rights have been preserved by traitors — the liberty of the mind by heretics.’
Robert Green Ingersoll on Fact and Faith, 1881.
This post is based on an opinion piece published in two parts, Part I and Part II, in the Brussels...
Paul Ehrlich thought humanity was a plague upon the Earth. But people are not just mouths to be fed, but minds that create abundance
There is a particular kind of person who looks at a newborn baby and sees a carbon footprint with eyelashe...
Solving one of the hardest problems in modern industry quietly expanded humanity’s capacity to solve every other one.
This post was inspired by Marc Hijink’s wonderful book, Focus: The ASML way - Inside the power struggle over the most com...
How steam, gravity, and human ingenuity solved the problem of being human
‘The engineer is a contriver. He possesses ingenuity, inventiveness. His engine is an ingenious contrivance, cleverly devised. The related words are derived from the...
From biology to tyranny, pain is one of the forces that has shaped the human struggle to live and to live freely.
The following post was inspired by an article ‘The Darkness from Darkness: pain and passion in the limbo of suffering’ by Wil...
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Norman is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Hungarian think tank, MCC Brussels. Formerly a director at PwC and the Director of Technology Research at Orange UK. His Substack is What a Piece of Work is Man: https://normanlewis.substack.com/
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