A Vision of the Future (1984), Chapter 2, fifth part
Defined
Adler's Philosophical Dictionary (1995)
--Terrence Berres
--Terrence Berres
the greatest flaw of The Age of American Unreason, a spirited, provocative polemic by a veteran freelance journalist and author who writes books on weighty subjects usually handled by professors (e.g., justice, the history of secularism), is that it feeds the notion of American anti-intellectualism as a no-brainer truth.
--Terrence Berres
--Terrence Berres
--Terrence Berres
By the logic of natural selection, any tendency to act selflessly ought to be snuffed out in the struggle to survive and propagate. So if someone seems to be behaving as an altruist — say, by giving away a fortune to relieve the sufferings of others — that person is really following the selfish dictates of his own genes.
--Terrence Berres
--Terrence Berres
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