Here is a list of questions created by our Conscience Conversation group. These questions remind me that the road to human survival is not easy or pre-scripted. We are evolving. We are potentially integral beings with varying abilities to solve problems, with diverse ways of interpreting the world.
The questions here are so important and I have received permission from members of our group to post on this blog.
- How do we know what we (believe we) know?
- Who do we trust to give us the “right” information, and on what basis?
- Is there a dominant narrative, and if so, who (if anyone) controls it?
- What role does the new phenomenon of the internet play?
- What are human rights and responsibilities in the face of a public health crisis?
- Long term human rights issues and short term human rights issues?
- How do we as a society navigate risk, and deal with uncertainty?
- Should death be the ultimate deciding factor in governmental decision-making?
- What are the factors we think are guiding governmental decision making?
- How do we make important decisions in a democratic society, and who should be involved?
- What other factors should guide governmental decision making?
- How does limited information media influence our conversations?
- How does social media influence our conversations?
- How does a hierarchical society organize information?
- How do we as a society treat people who are trying to address what cannot be proven?
- What is the difference between scientific fact, and scientific theory?
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