James Parker

Jun 1, 2024 | psychreg.org | Dina Relojo |Jimby Casquete |Jeffrey Grant |James Parker

2 Reading Time: 4 minutesGrandparents are an extremely relevant part of the lives of many people. These have recorded in their memories all those experiences and teachings they achieved and enjoyed throughout their lives. It is necessary to provide them with the appropriate care for their condition to preserve the good memories and family moments they have given to us. That is why today we will give you some tips on how to take care of older people.

May 15, 2024 | mercatornet.com | Kurt Mahlburg |Gabriel A. Andrade |Michael Cook |James Parker

In mid-2022, I began to speculate that we were nearing “peak woke” — and I had more than a few anecdotes to back my case. As the months ticked on, more evidence accumulated. Then, late last year, Harvard University’s Claudine Gay scandal made global headlines. It was an event that I believe marked the high tide of wokeness in its most distilled essence: the DEI campus bureaucracy. Now, it appears that nothing can stop the bleed.

May 15, 2024 | mercatornet.com | Mathew Otieno |Gabriel A. Andrade |Michael Cook |James Parker

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) recently made a minor splash in the international news when, towards the end of last month, it sent Apple a letter bearing a series of questions regarding the company’s possible usage of conflict minerals from the country’s benighted east.

May 15, 2024 | mercatornet.com | Gabriel A. Andrade |Michael Cook |James Parker

The war in Gaza has given new strength to arguments about the evils of Western colonialism. True, conquering armies have done terrible things in the lands that they conquered. They also brought improvements. How do we measure the overall impact of colonialism? In this controversial but entertaining video, Michael Knowles points out that most nations and cultures have experienced colonisation and conquest. Join Mercator and post your comments.

May 15, 2024 | mercatornet.com | Christopher Garbowski |Gabriel A. Andrade |Michael Cook |James Parker

In his recent book The New Leviathans: Thoughts After Liberalism of 2023, political philosopher John Gray claims to be writing a requiem for liberalism which he argues has currently betrayed itself. An atheist who has respect for religion, Gray adroitly combines the Hebrew scriptures and the 17th century philosopher Thomas Hobbes, author of Leviathan, a hugely influential analysis of state power.