Unforeseeable New World (2019)

“The cost of happiness is the loss of truth.” (Aldous Huxley, 1931) Huxley—the British philosopher and grandson of “Darwin’s Bulldog”—offered us clues regarding the high cost of human happiness: the deprivation of freedom. A striking notion, isn’t it? Clearly, freedom liberates when it permeates reality—that is, what is *true*—rather than the merely utopian, in the strictly […]

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