US EditionElon Musk is wrong. To spurn empathy is to spur evil
- Elon Musk stated that "the fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy," outlining his views on government efficiency and foreign aid programs.
- Allie Beth Stuckey published a best-selling book called Toxic Empathy, discussing how progressives exploit Christian compassion as a form of "toxic empathy."
- Christian nationalist pastor Josh McPherson claims that "empathy is dangerous" and should be removed from discussion.
- Critics argued that McPherson's views distort Christian teachings, with some remarking that it could create a "new pagan, proxy, secular religion" misusing Christian themes.
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The billionaire, a post-humanist and eugenicist, continues to reproduce, like many in the field of technology. He has given the names of machines to his children. Does this multiple fatherhood testify to an ideological project? The Libre has asked three questions to Mark Hunyadi, professor of moral and political philosophy at UCLouvain. ...
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