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The Age of Uncertainty.
The Questions.

Ralf Darendorf.
UK economic performance and income are lower in the UK than in Germany. ( West Germany ) 1977
Shirley Williams.
Narrowing down of competitive markets, we do not have them.
Power of Companies and Trade unions. Structure of Democracy? Beyond that imaginable by Karl Marx. Mixed Economy
State Monopoly Capitalism.

Abrimov
Heath.
Rather have consumer goods, rather than military power.
Abrimov, first choice peace ( Not to have war. 20 million lost.
Jack Jones.
40,000 jobs in NI would bring peace tomorrow, lack of jobs radicalisation?

Hans Selye

Race horse max stress
Shlessinger,
Agree Darrendorf, artificial cohesion through quasi-religion.
Darendorf,
End of industrialised progress end in itself. More to life than more of the same thing..
more leisure and city dwellers out to the country. Improvement of Work situation.
Schlessinger

Calvinism shaped society work ethic.
Darendorf,
abandon Calvinism to adopt hedonism.

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Here we are again.

"Most intellectual progress and comprehension of complex phenomena cease once the mind deludes itself into believing it has uncovered a Holy Grail or an eternal truth. Any meaningful analysis of reality must consider all such so-called truths as merely tentative expedients".-Wilson Bryan Key, Subliminal Seduction

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http://www.stephenhicks.org/2012/01/21/plato-on-censoring-artists-a-summary/

The Republic‘s overall argument for censorship thus combines a particular conception of morality with religion and authoritarian politics. Formalizing the argument:

1. To have a good society, we must have good citizens.
2. To have good citizens, children must be well educated.
   plato3. To be well educated, children must be exposed to good material and shielded from bad material [386a].
3. So, to have a good society, children must be exposed to good material and shielded from bad material.
4. It is the obligation of the State to educate its citizens.
5. So the State should allow only good material and suppress bad material.
6. The State’s censorship applies also to art.
7. So the State should allow only good art and suppress bad art [401b, 595a].

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Calliopsis or Magnesia where poets
slave to familiar rhymes and themes
Not golden or silver words but workmanlike
fashion hymns of safe iron and copper.
On The city on the hill,
Songs sung to green and pleasant lands
My Country Right or wrong
Patriotic duty, above the evidence
heroic deeds, laurels earned
Myths of Wagnerian operatic spectacle.
Behind the claimed reality
of how things are lies a deeper truth clothed in the noble lie. He deceived by the noble lie is excluded as unworthy of an opinion.

No Philosophy without truth?

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Blogging the new Grub Street. This from Wikipedia, "Taste is like philosophy. It belongs to a very small number of privileged souls ... It is unknown in bourgeois families, where one is constantly occupied with the care of one's fortune". # ( https://bit.ly/2GWWl3b ) In the words of Darnton, Voltaire "thought that the Enlightenment should begin with the grands".[52] The historian cites similar opinions from d'Alembert and Louis Sébastien Mercier.[53] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminism

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