Hellenistic philosophy, Scientific method, Socrates, Ethics, Tenure, Diogenes of Sinope
Can what we eat change the world?
How should we live in relation to food and our food system? In this article I suggest a return to ideas that were prevalent in ancient times to find a new way to live with food, one that does not negatively impact the world or is at odds with basic morality.
Can what we eat change the world?
How should we live in relation to food and our food system? In this article I suggest a return to ideas that were prevalent in ancient times to find a new way to live with food, one that ...
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