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Listen to Albert Camus - Discours de réception du prix Nobel, 1957 With English subtitles/cc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5QD-32MCv4#:~:text=%E2%...

I refer to the mention of 'hope' within it. You can hear him and follow the English translation in the embedded video: https://www.openculture.com/201...

:up: I have no need or desire to continue the discussion. Thanks for everything. Take care :pray: :flower:

Ah, so now you've taken to the double bold. To say what? To show that my belief does not translate into action? I appear to deny you hope? How could I...

I see you still strike out hope. There's no hope for you! You really shouldn't do that to my writing. I believe in hope. To remove that is simply wron...

Not everyone can access the Guardian, so here is the message, from Anas al-Sharif: 'This is my will and my final message. If these words reach you, kn...

A compelling story created by @"180 Proof". Two years ago? How it resonates still. Today, we read a different call to the world by a Muslim journalist...

I haven't had a chance to read this yet. I wonder if it would be worthwhile to start a Reading Group discussion? * Or is it not even recognised by @"B...

Yes. What is your point?

I mentioned haibun earlier. I am quite fascinated by it. But never attempted it. Have you? I wonder if that could be incorporated into TPF 'philosophy...

There is an option to translate into English. I'll take a look. Thanks. Glad to hear you're still having fun. Yes. Trying too hard can be a problem bu...

I think that we both did as well as we could for a pair of first-timers starting a new challenge for TPF. The OP and Guidelines can be changed, improv...

They are competitions.

I note this thread is in the Learning > Resources subcategory. About haiku, then...general resources: https://thehaikufoundation.org/resources/ Includ...

A British outlook. Weather not included! How strange... Sounds like an excuse to be lazy. Changing seasons are important. There must be more...

Good Morning :smile: Inspiration contagious and Welcome! Anonymous A Thinking thread aloud Haiku sprinkles; imagine A sneeze of pepper *** That was tw...

The problem is that you are talking about 3 readers, named by Baden, who mentioned the difficulties in reading the text. He understood that. It is not...

Thank you. Found and downloaded a free pdf (74 pages). Will read later...

As far as that goes, yes. But discussion with others and clarification from authors go a long way. That's the whole point of the event...to learn and ...

Hmm. Were they complaints or simply comments or questions...as to the complexity? We are not all at the same level of understanding, even if we might ...

Ah, OK. I'm not that concerned about the first mention. :smile: Understood.

Thank you for your thoughts re the use of AI. I didn't realise that you had previously made the connection, and argued for this before. Did you publis...

As far as I am concerned, no comments on this submission are 'little'. The essay is undoubtedly substantial and received a great deal of interest from...

Thanks, Jack, for sharing your experience and thoughtful feedback. As always, reflections most helpful. Useful to consider.

Exactly this. Thank you for highlighting the care and effort involved. Authors will appreciate such acknowledgement. Hell, even a - Great work :100: w...

I know. I've been keeping a close eye! Looking forward to more of your insightful feedback :cool: Hopefully, others too...

Yes. I think reading and responding to them all is worthwhile. And respectful. The essays aren't going anywhere. Resting in the subforum of The Sympos...

30th June 2025. Officially, the June event is over. Whatever happens next is up to @"Moliere" and team. Thanks to all involved in this fascinating exp...

A message and wonderful tribute from Vera's husband, Francis: I am reading the comments about Vera on the thread you started, and I wish I could send ...

So good to read your individual tributes. Sharing new thoughts and memories of Vera. Overall, a positive and shining light. Caring. Even in the midst ...

I know. I can't believe it. :broken:

Francis has kindly shared their website: at montland.ca with her blogs, books and “Grandma’s Garage”. Getting to know their wonderful story in the Lan...

That is so satisfying. Matches my final guess list!!! :cool: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/994735 Congrats to all! :clap: :flower:...

:cool: Excellent strategy. To take time. To respond carefully. This is one of the benefits of this kind of event. Compared to the urgent cut and thrus...

Now, hypericin. :sparkle:

:smile: Glad you did. And so damned well! :fire:

A bubble of a *shrug*. We're good. :up: :hearts:

Thanks, Vera, for being here, not only as a clear and thoughtful writer but as a careful, active reader and responder. Always asking questions of your...

Thanks for this clear, comprehensive and informative feedback. I've never read better. ( or I can't remember! Memory, huh?!) Your essay engaged at man...

Guesses so far: Authors confirmed: Baden, Sam26, Benkei.

My Soul is like the Dead Sea - Bob Ross An Exploration Between the Balance Between State and Individual Interests - I like sushi

OK. Sorry, I really shouldn't have asked. I am sorry that I wasn't able to submit an essay. I spent some time reading/ taking notes but personal and h...

:lol:

I think you got 2 right! Poetic Universe and Sam26. Baden graciously conceded that he wrote Technoethics. And having been outed, is now free to give f...

I prefer the Sokal hoax interpretation. Are you telling me that you didn't use AI to technicalise the text? I loved the inventiveness of Baden's EKM :...

OMG :scream: It could not be anyone else. So there!

Yay! :starstruck:

No, I meant @"hypericin". I'm annoyed with myself. It happens every time. Apologies to hypericin. Will you ever forgive me? I should have recognised t...

So @"Baden " - you are Technoethics!

Oh no, it looks like I've gone and caused offence. So very different to the The Authoritarian Liberty Paradox. Damn it all! But then, he is such a cre...