Category: The Human Imperative
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For more than two decades, the author of Question Everything examined the world through the disciplined lens of science. Chemistry demanded precision, verifiable results, and a refusal to accept claims […]
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The machines have arrived—not as liberators of human labor, but as architects of perception. Artificial Intelligence now writes headlines, edits photos, and predicts public opinion with frightening precision. For truth […]
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Science and freedom may appear to belong to different realms—one confined to laboratories, the other to political philosophy—but they share a common heartbeat: the search for truth. Science asks what […]
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Civilizations rarely realize they are collapsing until the foundations have already shifted.The speed of change we’re witnessing today—technological, financial, social, and moral—is unlike anything in recorded history.Information moves faster than […]
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Every civilization eventually invents something it cannot control.For ours, that invention may be Artificial Intelligence—a technology capable of amplifying both the best and the worst in humanity.AI is not simply […]
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Throughout history, progress has always had an enemy—not ignorance, but interference. Again and again, new discoveries have surfaced that could transform medicine, extend life, or eliminate suffering, only to be […]
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When we speak of “suppressed discoveries,” we are not speaking of fringe rumors or wild fantasies. Rather, these are ideas, experiments, or findings that once attracted serious attention but were […]
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Every discipline has its own method for discovering truth. For philosophers, it’s reason; for journalists, investigation; for artists, intuition. For chemists, truth is revealed through reaction—controlled change under observation. You […]
