A recently issued Executive Order revises how the government implements Space Policy Directive-3, removing the longstanding ...
Learn how Midnight Network uses rational privacy, selective disclosure, and the NIGHT token to balance privacy and compliance ...
BRITAIN’S incoherent, counterproductive and needlessly cruel border control policy has resulted in a spiralling increase in ...
Speculative manias take many forms, and history offers countless examples — some rational, most not. The distinction matters ...
Why sex offender registries succeed or fail depends on psychology, culture, and assessment, not fear or public exposure.
India enters 2026 with fast AI adoption but uneven scale. Here are some AI adoption challenges in India and what CIOs must ...
Opinion
There has always been a market for superstition. Today, it is just better packaged: Gauhar Raza
Gauhar Raza on godmen, majoritarian politics, and why the assault on scientific temper thrives among both the educated and the vulnerable.
As AI gains more control over what people see, search and believe, clarity has replaced visibility as the true threshold of ...
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China’s Chip War Strategy Is Fixed. Here’s Why America’s Should Be, Too
China's chip strategy is focused on self-reliance. The United States should reconsider its decision to allow Nvidia to export ...
The tragic death of 33-year-old Kerstin Gurtner on Austria's Grossglockner peak underscores the fact that prolonged exposure ...
Cognitive therapy identifies core beliefs. But how do you evaluate them? Plato offered a criterion sharper than "adaptive": one that clinicians can use today.
Dr Alastair Hepburn and Dr Ho Juen Ko outline a rational approach to testing when investigating joint pains in a young adult ...
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