Tag: Learning
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Wonders of a Pure Heart. On Renewal That Begins with Truth
The most famous plea for a pure heart was written by a man who, at the moment of writing it, did not have one. An essay on Psalm 51, on Nathan, David and Saul, on the letter of 1965, on the Ulmas of Markowa and on Just Culture: on renewal that begins with truth. Read more
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The Parable of the Two Clocks. On the Time of the Sick and the Measure That Failed
The city had two clocks: the treasury clock on the town-hall tower and the clock of the sick, which no one hears. A parable about a mechanism with no villain, about a truth that must not be punished, and about a measure reckoned by whoever has waited longest — with the lesson of the Radium… Read more
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The State’s Examination. On a Justice That Must Be Achieved Justly
A state sits its examination not when everything works, but on the day something goes wrong. On the order that distinguishes accountability from a hunt, on proportion as the choice of instrument, and on reversibility instead of infallibility — with the lessons of the Dreyfus affair and the Horizon scandal. Read more
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Before You Ask AI, Ask Your Own Soul
A Sunday return to paper, pencil and book — not against technology, but in defence of the human being. And the five circles of the Shield of Poland: from conscience to infrastructure. Read more
