Meaning in meaningfulness, or the search for reason in a world of chaos
The first casualty of a crumbling society is its capacity to debate and communicate properly. The current moment shows we lost that long ago.
The first casualty of a crumbling society is its capacity to debate and communicate properly. The current moment shows we lost that long ago.
Seeking the perfect public persona, citizens shape dystopic ideas to resemble the mirror splinters they can see in their customised universe - for a price too high.
A safe haven to produce billionaires without connection to reality is not the solution to anything. Europe needs to think of a solution that fits its own conditions, with the state as an investor and a share of the profits.
Technology is one of the arms of Trumpian foreign policy to reestablish a new order to the world - and the former innovators are eager to help.
Mark Zuckerberg's announcement of Meta's dismantling of its anti-disinformation unit is the perfect chance for the UK and the EU to curb their God syndrome
Despite high concern about disinformation in the EU, societal priorities lean towards short-term digital gratification. Can society endure losing its addiction to prevent more chaos?
Quantum computing will put every challenge we have, plus infinite others on a speed that our minds could not even understand - let alone control. If Skynet will arrive, it will be riding a qubit.
Social media's focus on short content is reducing cognitive abilities, leading to lower education levels and increased mental health issues. This is a problem for tomorrow…and today.
The tech elite's shift towards authoritarianism underlines a cynical capitalism where merit is disregarded, leading to severe civil rights threats. As America faces decline, China may emerge as a more stable global partner, potentially reshaping the tech landscape.
The House of Lords warns that the UK media faces extinction by 2034 due to technological and economic upheaval, with local newspapers closing and trust in news plummeting.