Philosophy, Pathology and the Oil Spill
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Philosophy, Pathology and the Oil Spill

02 Jun Philosophy, Pathology and the Oil Spill

Posted at 16:45h in Culture, Philosophy, Psychology of Becoming by

June 2, 2010

“It’s a profound and systemic problem of our entire culture. We live in a broad international culture where people can’t accept that there is no answer. They have to have an answer for everything.”

Fred Newman and Jackie Salit have a conversation about the BP oil spill, how it’s being talked about among the politicians and talk show hosts, and the underlying “philo-pathology” of contemporary culture!  Curious? Read Determinism Run Amok…

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