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On Martin Amis: Koba the Dread

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Resignation, ‘Better not to Know’, Being Busy Bees. Variations on Withdrawal No. 4 The Freedom of ‘Better to Know’ and ‘Better not to Know’’

It occurs often that we do not want to know about things and contexts that can be known, doing it by negligence or on purpose. We do not take into account their existence in making our decisions that is we consider them nonexistent but after all they very exist in their consequences and hinder us … Continue reading Resignation, ‘Better not to Know’, Being Busy Bees. Variations on Withdrawal No. 4 The Freedom of ‘Better to Know’ and ‘Better not to Know’’ →

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Global warming is doubtless the direct consequence of human industrial activity. The energy needs of the permanent increase in temperature is not provided by human activity, however, it is initiated and catalised by it. Related Articles No related articles.

Trends of industrial development and Hungary

Globalization is a logical outcome of world capitalist development. Its roots can be found in the propensity of capital to grow. Looking back from the contemporary stage of concentration, earlier theories that claimed the power of small enterprise look ridiculous. The author outlines the impact of global economic trends on the Hungarian economy and draws … Continue reading Trends of industrial development and Hungary →

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