Neuroscience and Paul Ricoeur’s Challenge
Neuroscience operates from a third-person perspective. It looks at the brain from the outside and derives concepts such as brain images, neurons,
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Silent Disaster In Sudan: Who Will Be Held Accountable?
The Sudanese are not expecting a miracle from the world. They simply want to be taken seriously. They want to be given
War-weary Russia is falling apart
No one knows how the current dilemma created by Putin’s military misadventure will play out. One thing, however, is increasingly clear: The
The Brits Should Declare Their Independence, Too
The best way for Americans to fight encroaching globalism over here is to support British patriots in their fight against globalism over
Peter Thiel’s ‘Dialog’ network was super-secret. A data leak changed that
“It’s just wild to me how this once again shows that the people who run the world are so confident in their
The Strange Defeat of Nuclear Deterrence
For nuclear states, the lessons of this moment must be jolting. State and nonstate adversaries are increasingly willing and able to hit
The Rise of the “Conflict-Permanence” Industry
For commerce, governance, and society, the task is clear: to resist the temptation to normalize crisis as the only horizon. Otherwise, the
What’s the role of the G7 in a G-Zero world?
The biggest factor in deciding the G7’s future may not be a single crisis, but the group’s lack of unity. At last
Citrate Death Spiral
Michigan State University biologist Richard Lenski and collaborators have just published a terrific new paper in the journal eLife.[1] Anyone who wants to see
The End of the Gulf Model?
In the Gulf monarchies, the kafala system binds migrant workers to a kafil, or sponsor. This modern form of servitude gives employers virtually unlimited control