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Philosopher Kyle Powys Whyte argues that redistribution isn't enough unless it also recognizes a tribe’s specific situation.
That’s what philosopher Charles Taylor argues in his 1992 essay “The Politics of Recognition.”
He was a philosopher, and his followers embraced his belief that eating animal flesh increased aggressive behavior.
There were radically egalitarian indigenous communities that made European philosophers think more broadly about what kind of political structures might replace divine-right monarchies.
Yet he is by many seen as the most eminent philosopher of all time.
It didn’t take long before psychologists and philosophers from all over the world discussed Libet’s research and wondered: If our brain initiates a decision before we're consciously aware of it, then how "free" are our decisions, really?
But what I think is really remarkable is that in 2025, truly for the first time in history, it's actually possible to realize this philosopher's dream.