What are the prospects for world peace? Zero. At least according to Chicago professor of Political Science, John J. Mearsheimer. In his Tragedy of Great Power Politics, Mearsheimer argues that …
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What are the prospects for world peace? Zero. At least according to Chicago professor of Political Science, John J. Mearsheimer. In his Tragedy of Great Power Politics, Mearsheimer argues that …
In José Saramago’s book ‘Death at Intervals’, everyone in one country stops dying. This leads to thousands of living dead, a mafia forming to sneak people over the border to …
For centuries, the colloquial proverb “a change is as good as a rest” has been glibly bandied about to keep the conscientious at their millstones. The way that those with …
Beyond Biology – Chantal D’Arcy One of the hardest aspects of moving away from home and into the real world – whether it be university or anything else – is the …
Pessimists and Peter – Jack Morgan Jones Peter Hitchens has a pessimistic view on modern Britain. When Exeposé ran an interview with the outspoken journalist, he defended his pessimism, asking why …
Emma Dunne – The Social Media Situation It is fair to say that everyone wants ‘The Good Life’, but many of us cannot define what it is. Is it fulfilment, …
Katie Russell – The capitalist’s conundrum We all seem to think that we are responsible for our own actions and that we have unique identities. This is particularly clear at …
The case against: Our right to freedom of choice is one of the pillars of our society – what to wear, what to say, how to act – but this …
What are the prospects for world peace? Zero. At least according to Chicago professor of Political Science, John J. Mearsheimer. In his Tragedy of Great Power Politics, Mearsheimer argues that …
In José Saramago’s book ‘Death at Intervals’, everyone in one country stops dying. This leads to thousands of living dead, a mafia forming to sneak people over the border to …
For centuries, the colloquial proverb “a change is as good as a rest” has been glibly bandied about to keep the conscientious at their millstones. The way that those with …
Beyond Biology – Chantal D’Arcy One of the hardest aspects of moving away from home and into the real world – whether it be university or anything else – is the …
Pessimists and Peter – Jack Morgan Jones Peter Hitchens has a pessimistic view on modern Britain. When Exeposé ran an interview with the outspoken journalist, he defended his pessimism, asking why …
Emma Dunne – The Social Media Situation It is fair to say that everyone wants ‘The Good Life’, but many of us cannot define what it is. Is it fulfilment, …
Katie Russell – The capitalist’s conundrum We all seem to think that we are responsible for our own actions and that we have unique identities. This is particularly clear at …
The case against: Our right to freedom of choice is one of the pillars of our society – what to wear, what to say, how to act – but this …
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