Source: What Was Humanity’s First Cultural Revolution? – CounterPunch.org Whenever I read an article on (human) evolution I stand back and ask how Darwinian fallacies may have influenced the … Source: What Was Humanity’s First Cultural Revolution?  – 1848+: The End(s) of History

The story of a working-class radical from Ireland who became a celebrated monk and challenged the British Empire in Asia Source: U Dhammaloka, the Irish Buddhist monk who faced down imperialism | Aeon Essays

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Reposting this from yesterday…It is hard to understand the tenacity of belief in the fallacy of natural selection. Its claims and the belief system are all too clearly in violation of princip… Source: Repost and update: The fallacy of natural selection – 1848+: The End(s) of History

To what degree was the New Age movement a progressive one?  I can see a single socialist or social progressive among any of them... Source: The Last Revolution: Postcapitalist Futures…//8_1_22 – 1848+: The End(s) of History

Source: The eonic model, the ‘divide’ and the spectacular correlations of Israelitism, Jainism, Buddhism – The Gurdjieff Con The near impossibility of communicating the eonic effect is a depressing… Source: The eonic model, the ‘divide’ and the spectacular correlations of Israelitism, Jainism, Buddhism – The Gurdjieff Con – 1848+: The End(s) of History

The issue of the divide in the 'eonic effect/model' is in one way unmistakable, as part of the non-random pattern in world history, but the modern case just doesn't register in the reference to the idea in relation to the issue of radical politics. Below at the bottom is from the Last Revolution. In fact … Continue reading The eonic model, the ‘divide’ and the spectacular correlations of Israelitism, Jainism, Buddhism