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Daniel Bell and Raymond Aron wrote about the end of fascist and communist ideology in the hope that we would enter an age of pragmatism in which politics would be a subject of argument and debate, not belief and total worldviews.
Cultural worldviews and religion, of course, will continue to shape the overall cultural and value context within which science and technology interact.
In fact, the worldviews that de Gaulle and Churchill established for their countries turned out to be a little too influential.
Unfortunately, current debates about climate engineering are undemocratic and dominated by technocratic worldviews, natural science and engineering perspectives, and vested interests in the fossil-fuel industries.
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen represent alternative worldviews that depart from, and transcend, the traditional left-right divide.
Europe and the US have very different relationships with history, reflected in their distinct worldviews.
But the fundamentalists' worldviews are similar in important respects, regardless of the religion to which they adhere.
The young people I met in Tunis, brought together by the British NGO Forward Thinking, which promotes understanding between between secular and religious worldviews, come from across the political spectrum.
But the current technological revolution is not just reshaping what we produce and how we produce it; it is fundamentally reshaping who we are – our habits, interests, and worldviews.
The US and Iran need to set a path toward broad bilateral discussions on worldviews, regional security, and plans to improve mutual understanding in order to minimize differences.
The nonstop sloganeering around these platforms has exposed conflicting worldviews.
But it is hard to imagine how two countries with such opposing worldviews – not to mention what Harvard University’s Graham Allison has called “extreme superiority complexes” – can oversee world affairs effectively.
For another, every one of Samuel Huntington’s famously clashing civilizations finds a representative among its members, giving a common roof to the widest possible array of worldviews in their smallest imaginable combination (just 18 countries).
Today’s turmoil reflects a clash of worldviews that is both theological and political.
Like others before them, such icons often have a foil – a yang for a yin – that establishes a stark choice between two alternate worldviews.
This sense of rejection is profoundly affecting the individual psyches and worldviews of Europe’s citizens.
Mobile devices monitor our movements, marketing algorithms guide our consumption, and social media shape our worldviews and politics.
Far from employing populists’ tactics, endorsing their worldviews, or pandering to their prejudices, Biden built a broad electoral coalition around a promise of positive change, sober moderation, and competent governance.
That firm conviction has been eroded by doubt, stemming from fundamental disagreements over values and worldviews.
With negotiations having failed to end that trade war – not least because of fundamentally different worldviews – the Trump administration is doing everything it can to “win.”
It is also that their cultural, social, and spatial isolation renders them incapable of understanding and empathizing with the worldviews of the less fortunate.
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