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Nicole Foley
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No system can completely suppress our openness to what is good and true and beautiful. We cannot forget our dignity. It is ours and no one has the right to take it from us.
We live in a cycle of self absorption and greed and suffering; manifested in overconsumption and disinterest in others; in instability and uncertainty. Our purchasing is not just economic. Our personal decisions are a moral imperative.
— Nov 06, 2026 09:43AM
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We live in a cycle of self absorption and greed and suffering; manifested in overconsumption and disinterest in others; in instability and uncertainty. Our purchasing is not just economic. Our personal decisions are a moral imperative.
garance foncé
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Late to the party, aber der Umwelt geht’s ja bekanntlich immer schlechter seit Veröffentlichung 2015 als besser 🙃
— Nov 04, 2026 12:40PM
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Nicole Foley
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People no longer seem to believe in a happy future. The accumulation of novelties exalts our superficiality. If architecture reflects the spirit of an age, our megastructures and drab apartment blocks express the spirit of globalized technology, where a constant flood of new products coexists with a tedious monotony. Let us refuse to resign ourselves to this - to reject new forms of escapism to endure the emptiness.
— Nov 03, 2026 09:38AM
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Nicole Foley
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What does “thou shall not kill” means when 20% of the world’s population consumes resources at a rate that robs the poor nations and future generations of what they need to survive? It is not in accord with God’s plan that these gifts be used in such a way that only benefits the few.
— Nov 03, 2026 09:14AM
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Nicole Foley
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There is an urgent need for radical change in the conduct of humanity. The most extraordinary technological advances, the most astounding economic growth, unless accompanied by authentic social and moral progress, will definitively turn against man….Every effort to protect and improve our world entails profound changes in lifestyle, production and consumption, and the structures of power that govern us.
— Oct 26, 2026 07:54PM
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Nicole Foley
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If we approach nature and the environment without openness to awe and wonder, we no longer speak the language of fraternity and beauty in our relationship with the world. Our attitude will be that of masters, consumers, ruthless exploiters, unable to set limits on our immediate needs….To commit a crime against nature is a sin against ourselves and a sin against God.
— Oct 26, 2026 07:48PM
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