Why Adolescents May Be More Speciesist Than Adults

Most adults say they care deeply about animals. Yet, many continue to consume meat regularly — a contradiction known as the meat paradox. Interestingly, this paradox doesn’t emerge overnight. It begins to take shape during adolescence, a critical developmental stage when moral values, social norms, and personal identity start to collide. Recent research from the UK sheds light on how adolescents, compared to adults, may … Continue reading Why Adolescents May Be More Speciesist Than Adults

crisbiecoachOctober 11, 2025October 10, 20256 Comments

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Critical Thinking

Science and Technology: Insights from a Report

I am a project manager of scientific projects and I recently read a report that sheds light on what Europeans think about science and technology, revealing a complex landscape of opinions and attitudes across the continent. This blog post delves into the key findings of the report, highlighting how Europeans view the role of science and technology in shaping their future. A General Optimism Towards … Continue reading Science and Technology: Insights from a Report

crisbiecoachFebruary 15, 2025February 10, 202513 Comments

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Creativity

Ego and Moral Burden

I was reading the book “1Q84” by Haruki Murakami and this sentence raised my focus “But once the ego is born into this world, it has to shoulder morality” as I think it touched on profound philosophical and existential themes. Let’s break it down: In summary, this quote encapsulates the idea that moral awareness and responsibility are inextricably linked to the emergence of the ego. … Continue reading Ego and Moral Burden

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Critical Thinking, Politics

The Evolution of Public Discourse in the Digital Age

Tomorrow, June 9, 2024, it’s election day in the European Union. I want to share with you the observations of an Italian Professor of Ethics made in 2018 that caught my attention. The professor’s observations resonate deeply with the current state of public discourse, highlighting the profound changes in how opinions are formed and shared in our digital age. His reflections, although penned several years … Continue reading The Evolution of Public Discourse in the Digital Age

crisbiecoachJune 8, 2024June 6, 20246 Comments

Creativity

Feed Your Appetite: An Unintentionally Honest Slogan?

Not that long ago, I found myself stopped at a traffic light, across from a rather pricey development combining shopping and dining. Next to the road was a large sign, advertising for the entire place. What caught my eye was the slogan for this place: “Feed Your Appetite.” I was partly amazed, partly amused, and partly disturbed. Of course, if what “feed your appetite” meant … Continue reading Feed Your Appetite: An Unintentionally Honest Slogan?