The values of Humanism

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In an age variously described as posthumanist, transhumanist, or anti-humanist, an age where inhumane rulers hold sway over large swathes of the globe, an age where artificial intelligence threatens to render humanism a quaint relic from the past, Bakewell makes clear what we risk losing should we fail to connect with our humanist heritage. She distills this credo into three principles: freethinking (which emphasizes our moral conscience and duty to others), inquiry (which privileges reason over dogma as a guide to our lives), and hope (which insists that, though our lives are brief and fallible, we can achieve meaningful things).

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/humanism-is-a-frail-craft-on-sarah-bakewells-humanly-possible/
 
In an age variously described as posthumanist, transhumanist, or anti-humanist, an age where inhumane rulers hold sway over large swathes of the globe, an age where artificial intelligence threatens to render humanism a quaint relic from the past, Bakewell makes clear what we risk losing should we fail to connect with our humanist heritage. She distills this credo into three principles: freethinking (which emphasizes our moral conscience and duty to others), inquiry (which privileges reason over dogma as a guide to our lives), and hope (which insists that, though our lives are brief and fallible, we can achieve meaningful things).

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/humanism-is-a-frail-craft-on-sarah-bakewells-humanly-possible/

You contradicted yourself in the OP fuckstick. I have no sympathy for you and I think the rest of us are better off with you dead.
 
In an age variously described as posthumanist, transhumanist, or anti-humanist, an age where inhumane rulers hold sway over large swathes of the globe, an age where artificial intelligence threatens to render humanism a quaint relic from the past, Bakewell makes clear what we risk losing should we fail to connect with our humanist heritage. She distills this credo into three principles: freethinking (which emphasizes our moral conscience and duty to others), inquiry (which privileges reason over dogma as a guide to our lives), and hope (which insists that, though our lives are brief and fallible, we can achieve meaningful things).

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/humanism-is-a-frail-craft-on-sarah-bakewells-humanly-possible/

Something U clearly have no interest in except for propaganda purposes.
 
In an age variously described as posthumanist, transhumanist, or anti-humanist, an age where inhumane rulers hold sway over large swathes of the globe, an age where artificial intelligence threatens to render humanism a quaint relic from the past, Bakewell makes clear what we risk losing should we fail to connect with our humanist heritage. She distills this credo into three principles: freethinking (which emphasizes our moral conscience and duty to others), inquiry (which privileges reason over dogma as a guide to our lives), and hope (which insists that, though our lives are brief and fallible, we can achieve meaningful things).

https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/humanism-is-a-frail-craft-on-sarah-bakewells-humanly-possible/

About as meaningful as this Christian Nation values of Humanism ChristHitlers Memorial Day celebration of Christiananality pedophilia thieving US Constitution Bill of Rights arsonists "man is God" survival of the fittest fascists Peter Principal pyramid scheme economic "one nation under God with equal justice under law" diatribe "man is God" privilege of an Islam human reproduction medical pseudoscience virgin Mary son of Allah Jesus the Christ conception where inhumanity renders cross conditioned way beyond therapy national religion tautology cognitive dissonance as their prime directive.....
 
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