Category: Society
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Can Scientific Ethics Obstruct Scientific Progress?
Victor Porton critiques academic research norms and asks whether certain ethical practices may obstruct discovery.
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Scientific Research and Political Responsibility
Victor Porton explores how politicians should respond when important scientific research is allegedly being obstructed.
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The Global Economic Crisis: A Personal Response
Victor Porton responds to claims about responsibility for a world economic crisis.
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A Controversial Polemic About the UN Secretary-General
A strongly worded personal polemic by Victor Porton concerning the UN Secretary-General.
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A Personal Letter to Netta Engelhardt
Victor Porton presents personal correspondence addressed to Netta Engelhardt.
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A Personal Note About Being Naked
A short personal account by Victor Porton about an everyday experience.
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What If God Said: ‘Do What You Want’?
A theological question about freedom, divine guidance, and what moral responsibility means for believers.
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Letter to Victoria Amunga: Personal Correspondence
A personal letter by Victor Porton addressed to Victoria Amunga.
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Science, Conflict, and Research: A Polemic
Victor Porton presents a strongly worded criticism concerning the development of science.
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A Mathematician and an Existential Threat: Personal Polemic
Victor Porton develops a personal theory about mathematics, religion, and perceived political threats.