The necessity of judgement in the information age
As we become more connected, I believe judgement will become a virtue. And I believe we should not fear to form an opinion, we should see it as an act of courage.
Women in fiction: Political incorrectness versus banality
The portrayal of women in fiction is usually either sexual cardboard cutouts or bland nothings. The world of a best-selling French author particularly attests to that fact.
Pulling the veil back on the amoral financial sector
Seldom do we get a peek into the greater evil workings of the financial sector, and now we have two. Both of these books matter, because they confirm the worst of our suspicions.
Make America Grope Again: The media smokescreens blinding us
Verónica Pamoukaghlián examines all the empty media smokescreens being thrown up during this election cycle that are clouding us from the real issues.
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18th century fake news: Before COVID, China was blamed for spreading smallpox
“$1,400 is not $2,000”: Americans bounce Joe Biden’s COVID cheques
The emotional lives of birds are as complicated as ours
Stolen inventions and the men history mistakenly credited
Despite what we think, our politicians actually keep their promises