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The event has been delayed this year due to the pandemic, and also will take place virtually for that reason. To attend virtually, send an rsvp to: personalist61@gmail.com. You will receive a link just prior to the start of the day’s events, which begins at 11 AM central time (USA). The AIPCT and the Foundation…
Helen Grela, “Have We Effectively Made Money a Person and Ourselves Its Corporeal Embodiment?” May 20, 2021
The AIPCT is pleased to announce the Residency Lecture of Helen Grela, “Have We Effectively Made Money a Person and Ourselves Its Corporeal Embodiment?” set for May 20, 2021, 2 PM (Central Time US). The response will be given by Kenneth Stikkers, Senior Fellow of the AIPCT. The lecture will be on Zoom. RSVP to…
Hahn and Minor Lectures are now available on YouTube
AIPCT is pleased to make available the 2020 Lewis E. Hahn Lectures and the William S. Minor Lecture on our YouTube channel. Please subscribe to the channel (it’s free) so that you can be informed of future updates. Here is the link.
Dr. R. M. Fisher’s Courses on Fearology
These courses are not being held at the AIPCT, but we are promoting them. Dr. R. Michael Fisher is doing important work in bringing North America out of the warping and dangerous grips of fear. The spread on fear in recent decades is something that has become an ever deeper problem and is still poorly…
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