8 Mar 2021
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
2 Mar 2021
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
12 Feb 2021
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
12 Feb 2021
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
29 Jan 2021
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
22 Jul 2020
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
21 Jul 2020
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
13 Jul 2020
By Jean-Claude Ripoll, Full Member
The world is going through a general economic crisis of a depth not seen since the Second World War. Of course, the transport that is the bloodstream of this sick society is profoundly affected, and among them, aviation is affected in a major way.
Two extremes, one profoundly natural and biological (SARS-COV-2), the other profoundly artificial and technological (the air transport system), meet, in a drama that calls into question the comfort of humanity. Admitting that a virus can reduce, even by a tiny proportion, the world’s population, now seems unacceptable to humanity, when it sometimes indulges in consequent massacres. The immediate drama highlights the approach of other tragedies that could result from blinding to the vital character of some of the relationships between humanity and nature. This is what is meant by climate change, for example.
