It’s been a Fugging week
Diverse as the news was this week, there does seem to be a shared theme of twists in this last week of November. Here is the rerun....
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Teresa Costa
Nov 26, 2020
More Social Dilemmas
‘Where do we come from? Who are we? Where do we go?’ The French artist, Gauguin, asked these questions when he painted one of his...
Ethan Bergman
Nov 13, 2020
Blowing the dogwhistle and dividing society
“Globohomo”, “Le Happy Merchant”, "Identitarianism », « Jogger », « Kalergi Plan », « Magapede », « Power level », « Shlomo », « Three...
Parthabi Kanungo
Nov 13, 2020
Nagorno-Karabakh - From forgotten conflict to settled dispute?
The year 2020 has sprung numerous surprises and geo-politics has certainly not been spared. If you have been following the political...
Peter Pelzer
Nov 11, 2020
Student Politics 101
Right now, as you are sipping your cup of tea, someone is out there in the bureaucratic wilderness representing you..
Stella Theocharidou
Nov 6, 2020
Do sex robots dream of electric dicks?
“She said nothing with her voice and everything with her caring touch”. That’s what’s written in Dave Cenker’s book ‘Second Chance’ and...
Peter Pelzer
Nov 5, 2020
A quantum leap for mankind
Quantum computing is among the more peculiar objects of occasional media coverage. It pops up once in a while in a news report or...
Alara Ersoy
Nov 5, 2020
A Relationship between Alzheimer's and Education
Often we hear that highly educated people, or people with more demanding jobs, have a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease in the...
Brendan Hogan
Nov 5, 2020
Horizon 2020 to Horizon Europe…but what does this mean?
I’m often asked what the EU does. This question can be, and usually is, a loaded one. However, I do very much understand the need to know...
Stella Theocharidou
Nov 5, 2020
15 Science Myths and Misconceptions
Our focus on science for the opening of the year couldn’t have had a better timing than now with the strange world of the coronavirus,...
Suzon Mazataud
Nov 5, 2020
Women's Leadership in Climate Activism
Ever since the impressive actions of the Suffragettes in the early 20th century, a standard has been set for women activists. Women have...
Valentina Couceiro
Oct 21, 2020
Our Privilege
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." This is a quote from the book Animal Farm from G. Orwell (1945). In...
Valentina Couceiro
Oct 20, 2020
Poor and Uneducated: Is It Everything Africa Represents?
Nollywood. What is this? It sounds like a third version of Hollywood and Bollywood mixed together. Likewise, it represents one of the...
Marence Jurgens
Oct 20, 2020
The Equation of Love
A turn, a look, a breeze or even the smallest hint of someone’s presence. Little things. Why is it that in a split second those small...
Clemence Chia
Oct 20, 2020
Science explained! With video games!
Died countless times on the first boss of Dark Souls? Still trying to figure out how the code works on Baba is You? Or how about learning...
Rhiannon Read
Oct 19, 2020
Turn your camera on Sweetie
Technology is a form of power that evolves in service of humanity, in service of the masses. Modern technology saw the creation of the...
Head Editor
Oct 13, 2020
Turn your camera on Sweetie
Turn your camera on Sweetie Rhiannon Read – The rise of technology and the internet has affected the global community in many ways,...
Head Editor
Oct 9, 2020
Science Explained! With video games!
Science explained! With video games! Clemence Chia – Science and video games have a lot in common. In fact, video games often reflect...
Head Editor
Oct 3, 2020
The Relationship Between Alzheimer’s and Education
The Relationship between Alzheimer’s and Education Alara Ersoy – Despite our opportunities for higher education and the chance of...
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