Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum's election as Mexico's first female President sparks significant and lasting change that will undeniably reverberate throughout the nation. As the trailblazing inaugural woman to ascend to the highest office in Mexico's political sphere, her groundbreaking victory o

Calaxy has launched 'Worlds,' a pioneering white-label solution transforming how individuals communicate and interact online. With early adopters like Karate Combat and STEPN, 'Worlds' enables users to create personalized mini-dApps on their devices via unique URLs—democratizing no-c

Arcium, a global supercomputer designed for a hyper-encrypted internet, is integrating confidential computing into various fields such as artificial intelligence, healthcare, blockchain, and resource networks. This initiative has been significantly advanced by acquiring Inpher, a company specializin

The 6th Politics and Culture Conference, Waseda University, Japan; North Valley College, Day 2 In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical tension, the discussions around war and peace have never been more pertinent. Layne Hartsell, a researcher at the Asia Institute in Japan, delivered a compel

Part Four: Everything needs to start from scratch Gema Sotomayor I agree that critical thinking has declined. I went to college, but I dropped out. While I loved some aspects of college education, I discovered that the critical thinking portion was all but gone. They just train you to be repetitive

Part Three: Getting the Ball RollingGema SotomayorIt does take that kind of outreach, and I thank you for coming on our show. Our viewership is small, and many folks listen rather than watch our YouTube page. But that's what it is. We started with just a couple of people who feel very strongly t

Part Two: How to Make the election an inflection point for substantial institutional change in AmericaInstitutional change in AmericaGema Sotomayor: The United States is a big country, so it's difficult to gather together as a group. I'm part of an organization of seven, and it's difficu

In a recent interview, Layne Hartsell engaged in a thought-provoking dialogue with integral thinker Bill Kelly, delving into the intricacies of integralism and its implications for the creation of ecosocieties. The discussion, explored the core principles and definitions, potential applications, and

Part One: Why run for president? “Setting the Record Straight on Presidential Campaign”With Independent Candidate Emanuel Pastreich.Andrew LibsonWelcome to What's Left, A weekly political discussion that challenges the mainstream left. My name is Andy Lipson and today we're joined by Gema Al

In a remarkable achievement for space exploration, SpaceX successfully conducted the fifth flight of its Starship/SuperHeavy launch system this morning, marking another significant milestone in reusable rocket technology. This latest mission showcased advancements in precision landings for the Super

In contrast to the star studded, billionaire infested, Democratic and Republican national conventions, the on-line convention of Green Liberty PAC was a humble affair, a gathering of thirty-five citizens who are deeply committed to truth politics and an egalitarian society, and who refuse to accept

Intelligence, the invisible fourth branch of government, obtained overwhelming dominance after the Second World War with them rise of the ideology of technology, the emergence of new tools for communications and surveillance, and has emerged over the last two decades as an unprecedented political, m

In an era marked by environmental crises and socio-economic disparities, a movement came about in the 20th century and gained some attention as a beacon of hope: bioregionalism combined and the concept of the commons rooted in the ancient Indigenous Model. This innovative approach seeks to realign h

AI technology has evolved significantly in recent years, particularly with the rise of generative models and large language models (LLMs). Systems like OpenAI's GPT-4 and its successors have showcased impressive capabilities in machine language understanding and generation. These models are not

The Eunice Oh Residence, an apartment complex designed to provide affordable housing for low-income families in Canada, was recently completed after a three-year construction period. The Eunice Oh Residences were officially inaugurated on July 25, 2024, and provide government-subsidized housing for

In a lecture held in Bangkok last month, Layne Hartsell delved into the historical and philosophical underpinnings of civilization and its profound implications for humanity's ecological footprint. Hartsell's discourse centered on the build-up of civilization from ancient city-states to the

In a thought-provoking dialogue hosted by the Korea IT Times, philosopher Layne Hartsell and journalist Jan Krikke delved into the profound implications of the history and procession of debt spanning over five centuries. The discussion brought together diverse viewpoints on the socio-economic and mo

Derrick Jensen’s writings and activism often push the boundaries of polite discourse and people’s comfort areas. His central tenet, the one explored in the concept of "The Land is Everything," is both profound and simple. Jensen argues that Western society, with its emphasis on progress, consumption

In this second part of our in-depth interview with Sunny Kim, founder and CEO of Toronto 888 Auctions, we learn about his impressive collection of historical Korean artifacts. One standout item is a map of Dokdo Island, created by the Japanese in 1835. Sunny provided me with a photo of this map show

Mandar Apte's life path took an unexpected turn when a chance encounter with the life of Martin Luther King Jr. sparked a passion for peace and led him to a full-on engagement in social affairs, particularly in the streets of Los Angeles. Apte, a successful petroleum engineer with nearly two dec