by David Wertheim Aymes | Jun 29, 2018 | Liberty
This article follows my article titled ‘The Liberty sphere must discover our Humanity’. In this previous article, the picture was sketched that the world around me I form by the concepts that I allow to live within me. Somehow, my hands and feet and mouth do things aligned to what I allow to live within [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Jun 17, 2018 | Liberty
What are we as human beings? Are we only the consequence of nature’s biological processes? Are we this as well as creatures with a sense of something bigger that we rely on the churches to own and dish out to us in return for funding? Are we just a stepping stone for the development of [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Apr 20, 2018 | Liberty
In his book ‘Toward Social Renewal’, Dr Steiner refers to the economic sphere as an ‘associative’ sphere. This is quite different from the meaning ascribed to ‘competition’. So why is there competition in the business sphere and why does it belong somewhere else? Our societies today are really all a varied form of unitary state. [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Apr 2, 2018 | Liberty
From a physical point of view we are mammals called Homo Sapiens. We are warm blooded and suckle our young. We are unique in that we walk upright and our knees bend forward . If one takes this a bit further into the detail, we discover that we are quite specific in our physicality even [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Apr 1, 2018 | Liberty
Part I If we take a step backwards, private land ownership is a relatively new phenomenon even if this is a few thousand years old. Ownership of land has moved away from the churches and religious leaders of mankind towards the individual and then even further this way towards the individual in the economic sphere [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Jan 1, 2018 | Liberty: Experiential Activities
Building a puzzle - what can we learn from it? We decided to do a simple exercise – to build a puzzle. By being open, interested and truly objective, we discovered something new. On the one hand we discovered something about the process itself and on the other, something about what manifested in the end. [...]
