These Writings Are My Attempt to Shed Light on How We Might Navigate these Vast and Intricate Issues, Encouraging Us to Think Critically About the World We Inhabit and the Roles We Play Within It.

In exploring the “social issues” section of my blog, I delve into topics that are deeply important to me, covering the complexities of capitalism, the nuances of morality, and the urgency of social justice.

I invite you to join me in this exploration, hoping to spark a dialogue that can lead to real and meaningful change.

Through these posts, I aim to engage with you on a journey towards understanding and action, drawing on diverse perspectives and collective experiences to inspire a more equitable and compassionate society.

  • April 2, 2024

    Beyond Charity: The Duty to a More Ethical and Sustainable Society

    In the sprawling tapestry of human rights, there are threads so fundamental, so integral to the very fabric of life that to deny their significance is to unravel human dignity. Access to food, shelter, education, [...]

  • March 23, 2024

    Social Cooperation for a Sustainably Harmonious Future

    In a world where environmental degradation and social inequality grow more pronounced by the day, it's abundantly clear that isolated efforts are no longer sufficient. The call to action is loud and clear: We must [...]

  • March 20, 2024

    From Bystander to Agent: Our Role in Transforming Capitalism

    Many champions of capitalism critique the current state of global affairs, highlighting its tendency towards wealth concentration, environmental degradation, and social inequality. They rightly argue that the original tenets of a free market fostering shared [...]

  • March 18, 2024

    Harmony Requires Emotional Intelligence

    Imagine a student, a whiz in science, who can explain complex chemical reactions but struggles to connect with classmates. The anxiety of presentations cripples them, their grades plummeting despite their grasp of the material. This [...]

  • March 14, 2024

    Through a Colonial Lens: Unveiling Inaccuracy and Bias in Orientalist Art

    European colonialist art of the 18th and 19th centuries offers a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era. Driven by colonialism and the allure of the "Orient," a term encompassing the Middle East and North Africa, [...]

  • March 11, 2024

    Love or Lucre

    “We can’t solve our problems at the same level of thinking that created them.” — Albert Einstein Einstein's quote rings true as we grapple with the stark realities of wealth disparity. Capitalism, a system born [...]

  • March 5, 2024

    Passion: The Key to a Thriving Society

    Imagine a world where everyone thrives, not just survives. Imagine a world where everyone thrives, not just survives. Where everyone is energised by their work, a world where talents blossom and passions fuel innovation. A [...]

  • March 1, 2024

    A Medical Analogy of Capitalism as Cancer

    Imagine a cell, driven by a mutated gene and fuelled by unbridled ambition. It replicates endlessly, disregarding the needs of the surrounding tissue, consuming the finite resources of its environment. This is the essence of [...]

  • February 28, 2024

    The Capitalist Giraffe Paradox

    The image of a lone giraffe guarding a bountiful acacia grove while its neighbours starve seems absurd, a blatant example of unsustainable and illogical behaviour. Our immediate reaction is to recognise the abnormality, the "wrongness" [...]

  • February 25, 2024

    Morality in a Market: Where Profit Trumps Ethics

    Imagine a life-saving medication exists, yet its price tag is astronomical, leaving countless families with an agonising choice: watch their loved one suffer or resort to desperate measures. The agonising scenario of a loved one's [...]

  • February 20, 2024

    Bob Moore: A Life Worth Recounting

    Bob Moore passed away on February 10, 2024. He was 94 years old. The grief remains for loved ones, but he is surely in the heaven he toiled to attain. What a social legacy to [...]

  • February 9, 2024

    Beyond Blissful Ignorance

    "Ignorance is bliss," goes the old adage, tempting us with the allure of a life free from the burdens of knowledge and responsibility. But Noam Chomsky's poignant reminder, the possibility to exist in "comforting illusion," [...]