Egypt’s Dance Company for the Deaf

“Founded in 2005, Ferqet el-Samteen (commonly known as the Egyptian Deaf and Mute Modern Dance Company) is the first performance group of its kind in the world.” The company’s 30 dancers “may not be able to hear the music, but they can feel it … dancers react to the changing tempo of vibrations running through the floor from the speakers.”

Why We Feel Guilty, Even If There’s No Such Thing As Free Will

There’s a line of logic – we do what we do because of how we are; we are how we are because of heredity, early experiences and happenstance, none of which were under our control – which concludes that “ultimate, buck-stopping moral responsibility is impossible, because it requires ultimate responsibility for how one is.” So why do we (except for sociopaths) still feel morally responsible for what we do?