With Atlas at its shoulder

Article Abstract:

Visitors to Marrakesh, Morocco, can see many fascinating sights. It is particularly worth visiting the souk in the city centre, where many traditional crafts are undertaken and a wide range of goods, including spices and small animals, can be purchased. Other attractions include the Atlas mountains, which are only a short drive away. Les Deux Tours, a hotel in the suburb of La Palmeraie on the outskirts of the city, is an ideal base for those travelling with children.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Natural resources, Morocco, Tourist Travel, Description and travel, Tourism, Marrakech, Morocco

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We can't bank on trust alone

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It has become widely assumed in modern society that public figures can no longer be trusted. Under a new ethic of trust which is emerging, trust can only operate if it is pledged in the full knowledge that it brings vulnerability with it. Trust is closely linked with judgement, and is a two-way arrangement. In modern society, many actions are motivated by the fear of being found out or the fear of being deceived, rather than by trust.

Public opinion, Trust (Psychology)

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