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The Renaissance liberated our ancestors from preoccupation with the afterlife, and empowered them to seek happiness here and now. The lifestyle changed, and the culture blossomed. What will the <em>next</em> "great cultural revival" be like? | The Renaissance liberated our ancestors from preoccupation with the afterlife, and empowered them to seek happiness here and now. The lifestyle changed, and the culture blossomed. What will the <em>next</em> "great cultural revival" be like? | ||
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<p>We are now ready to show how the methodological ideas we've developed and proposed can help us answer the Peccei's call to action directly. To have a solid foundation for doing that, we briefly summarize those methodological ideas. </p> | <p>We are now ready to show how the methodological ideas we've developed and proposed can help us answer the Peccei's call to action directly. To have a solid foundation for doing that, we briefly summarize those methodological ideas. </p> | ||
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H O L O T O P I A: F I V E I N S I G H T S
Convenience paradox
The Renaissance liberated our ancestors from preoccupation with the afterlife, and empowered them to seek happiness here and now. The lifestyle changed, and the culture blossomed. What will the next "great cultural revival" be like?