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• Crypto: the opposite of a Kantian investment

  Are cryptocurrencies as they current stand and operate ethical investments? Do they have any intrinsic value and how ought we to consider them from a philosophical and moral point of view?

  natashapoole

  June 9, 2022

  Writing

  bitcoin, cryptocurrency, ethics, history, Kant, learning, philosophy, politics, teaching, tuition, Writing

• The Pacific Flirts with China at its own risk

  Increasingly questionable activity in the Pacific is taking place, as Pacific Nations question their own sovereignty. If you wish to learn more about foreign policy and the consequences of poor or short term decision making in politics, you may appreciate reading this article I wrote recently for The Spectator Australia. Published 3rd June 2022.

  natashapoole

  June 3, 2022

  Uncategorized

  australia, education, foreign policy, history, learning, pacific, politics, teaching, tuition, Writing

• Satire – what is it and where did it originate from?

  Satire is one of the oldest styles of political commentary and writing. It has its origins in Ancient Greek culture and we first find examples of it in the early 400s B.C. during a time in which the Greek city states were in a series of wars against each other, known as the Peloponnesian Wars.…

  natashapoole

  May 11, 2022

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  ancient greece, aristophanes, author, english, genre, history, Inspiration, languages, learning, philosophy, politics, rome, satire, style, tuition, writer, Writing