CULTURE

CULTURE

Dangerous dreams | Eurozine

In its winter issue, New Humanist examines the questionable ideologies of wealthy tech-industry patrons. While organizations like Elon Musk’s Neuralink are developing products that could potentially revolutionize healthcare, innovation is outpacing regulation, raising serious ethical questions.  Gatekeepers of wellbeing Journalist...

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A dead-end scramble? | Eurozine

Cerium, praseodymium, scandium – silvery, malleable, flammable, exhilaratingly versatile. Listening back to Julie Klinger, author of Rare Earth Frontiers, in conversation with Misha Glenny, at the Vienna Humanities Festival 2024, one can’t help but feel the thrill of rare earths...

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Muslim voices in Europe | Eurozine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHobyGy12aY In the Western European imagination, Muslims are often conceived as some foreign body from Europe. This couldn’t be further from the truth: Islam has been a part of European history for a thousand and three hundred years. Today, it’s...

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More than 24/7 | Eurozine

Surprise correlations between distinct texts are like chemistry. They spark transformations of thought. When reading Agri Ismaïl’s personally informed writing for Glänta on warfare in the Kurdistan Region in Iraq, I was compelled to revisit Anthony Downey’s academic text for...

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