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Jonathan Pearce

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Author, columnist for OnlySky (@onlyskymedia), philosopher, public speaker, dealing mainly with philosophy of religion. A Tippling Philosopher ATP Geopolitics
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We are becoming more moral, not less. So why all the moaning to the contrary?

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By Jonathan Pearce 
| Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
There is no doubt that society is becoming less religious. Statistics from the US, the UK, and many other developed nations show that religiosity is in decline. As a result of this demographic shift, there are those in society (particularly among the religious) who claim that, as a result, we are becoming less moral. Science.org recently elucidated this feeling: According to a recent Gallup poll, 54% of Americans say the state of moral values in the country is “poor”—a record number.
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California’s Nuclear Verdict Era: Strategic Imperatives for Employers and In-House Counsel | JD Supra

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By Steven Moore, Jonathan Pearce 
| JD Supra
California employment litigation has entered a new era, marked by unprecedented jury awards, soaring punitive damages, and a plaintiff-side bar adept at leveraging venue and emotion. For employers operating in California—especially in Los Angeles County—traditional litigation defense strategies are no longer sufficient. The risk landscape has shifted, and “business as usual” is misaligned with today’s exposure realities. Recent verdicts illustrate this shift.
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The future of murder

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By Jonathan Pearce , Brendan Kelley 
| onlys.ky
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Murder is an age-old trait of the human condition, though how we do it is always evolving. The future of murder is science fiction becoming fact, right now. We fondly remember the times when the drone was an exciting new toy that enabled beautiful aerial shots we could share on social media, ways for film crews to get exceptional footage without recourse to a cumbersome helicopter.
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