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The Mark Of Cain, pt i
Picasso painted this mark with a sapience missed by ‘all but a few’. His masterful composition and painstaking deliberation illustrated man’s inexorable destiny as a forlorn scenario of misery beyond what is palpable. Interestingly enough, he did it in terms I’ve torturously researched and described before I viewed his work critically. (1) Note the pre-eminence…
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UNTIL THE ESCHATON IS SPENT
Neo-Arendtists promote “Responsibility to Protect and judicial intervention by the International Criminal Court (ICC),” to protect us from evil. They seem to believe that: Meanwhile cosmopolitans fail to establish an existentially moral consensus that develops trustworthy governance. But there is hope. Virtuous institutional apposition would go far to prevent ‘foreseeable and intolerable harms produced by…

