Mezi filosofií a medicínou: Preventive a long-term thinking v rámci řešení přelidnění

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Title in English Between Philosophy and Medicine: Preventive and Long-Term Thinking in Combating Overpopulation
Authors

GREGUŠ Jan

Year of publication 2023
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Description The presentation discusses two concepts, namely preventive thinking and long-term thinking. Preventive thinking is well established in preventive medicine, of which family planning is a prime example. Preventive thinking is ethical, cost-effective and pragmatic because both individuals and populations benefit from it. Long-term thinking is implicitly included in preventive medicine but needs to be incorporated elsewhere. The presentation further presents Roman Krznaric's The Good Ancestor, where the idea of long-term thinking is discussed and presented to a larger audience, including the public and the decision-makers. Both preventive thinking and long-term thinking are essential in combating global issues of today, including the problem of human overpopulation.
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