From Zero-Employee Factories to Robot Soldiers: What Will Be the Value of Human Labor and Human Life?
The most important question of the future is not “What can robots do?” The real question is: What will humanity allow robots to do? Once, …
The most important question of the future is not “What can robots do?” The real question is: What will humanity allow robots to do? Once, …
The Jeffrey Epstein files are not merely the dark biography of a pervert. They serve as a window into the climate of decay in which …
What is the ethical responsibility of scholars and academics in politically sensitive environments? Throughout history, scholars, religious leaders, and intellectuals have faced a recurring dilemma: …
Every day, the world is becoming more unstable, fragile, and unpredictable. Wars, authoritarian processes, political repression, and economic crises profoundly affect not only societies but …
Alzheimer’s disease has become one of the most significant health problems in aging populations. Beginning with memory loss and gradually leading to an inability to …
A personal experience recounted by an American student in Business Insider is actually a small but striking summary of a larger geopolitical transformation. The author …
The scientific world must not only produce new knowledge but also safeguard its reliability. All actors in the academic world must take responsibility for eliminating …
Does a state being oppressive give other states permission to wage war against it? Does opposition to a regime require remaining silent while innocent people …
Today, nutrition is often reduced to calorie counting, macronutrient distributions, and popular diet trends. However, fasting, a practice thousands of years old, makes us reconsider …
The stories told in the documentary series “Tutunanlar” (Those Who Hold On) (https://www.youtube.com/@tutunanlar_/) reveal a growing but insufficiently discussed problem in Europe, beyond narratives of …