#254: What If I’m Wrong?

The possibility of being wrong about the war in Ukraine is considered not as a sign of weakness, but as a moral and intellectual responsibility. The post explores the dangers of false equivalence and the temptation to retreat into neutrality. It argues that acknowledging uncertainty must not lead to passivity or moral relativism. Instead, it calls for clarity in confronting aggression, recognizing the stakes of the conflict, and maintaining a principled stance even amid complexity and doubt.

#224: The Individual and Society

The relationship between individual autonomy and social responsibility is examined. The post argues that true freedom requires community, empathy, and shared values. It critiques hyper-individualism and calls for a renewed commitment to civic engagement, democratic dialogue, and the ethical bonds that sustain society.