as if anyone cares what I have learned about it The concern of justice is how human beings treat one another. That includes how all individual members of society are treated by society as a whole, to include the structure and functioning of the political process and the economy. It…

which necessariness follows from our nature We humans are by nature social beings. That is, we live together in groups we call societies. If there is anything at all to the notion of ‘human nature’, being social in that sense is integral to it. Every society necessarily has some governing…

which explains pretty well where we are politically In the U.S., two parties are basically all we have ever had. That has never been a formal rule, but at any time two parties have always dominated elections. Since just before our Civil War (in the early 1860’s), those two parties…

of the feline variety I recently took up residence in an old Airstream camper trailer on a farm in Georgia (USA). I am here for labor. …

for society to go where Marx foresaw As Karl Marx made clear, capitalism did not invent exploitation. Rather, that has been the heartless core of civilization from day one. I have developed a new and different approach to ending exploitation. William Adeleke, of the International Information Technology University in Almaty…

as old as civilization As Marx emphasized, exploitation is the problem. As he made clear, it is a problem as old as civilization, not just industrialization. It has been the heartless core of civilization since, according to the Bible, Cain — yes, that Cain — “built the world’s first city.” …

being completely rational about my own work I have been developing for some years a monetary paradigm that would transform the outcomes for society from the existing economic system. I have contended that it is not in any way ideological (much less theological), but is strictly rational*. Yet, I realized…

both Russia and Ukraine need unambiguous clarification Most times, ambiguity is called for in relations among nations. Only water is more fluid than the totality of factors that influence those relations. It is wise to hedge and defer until a commitment is absolutely necessary. It is equally wise to know…

even though, as I understand it, such inequity is not of itself an injustice According to my understanding of what justice is, differences in income/wealth are not of themselves an injustice, no matter how large they might be. …