At the beginning of our history, culture arose as an instrument to face the wildness of nature: every single human used to be a fair representative of our primordial knowledge. Nowadays, because humanity is safe, this original meaning becomes useless. While our civilization is growing so fast, how can we – as individuals – still actively embrace it?
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The war in Ukraine: Prospects for peace, ramifications for world politics, with Alexander Gillespie
Unromantic, Political Art: An Interview with Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin
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How to communicate science with Helen Pilcher
Conversation with Irish Poet Ciarán O’Rourke
The power of poetry: An interview with Zilka Joseph
How the far right in America influences far right movements worldwide
The influence of migrations on Kerala, India with Mohamed Shafeeq K.
The Aurat March in Pakistan
Computational topology and mathematics in politics and society with Kevin Knudson
Enacting vaccine equity with Ruth Faden
Physics and the frontiers of machine learning with David Berman
A pandemic memoir with Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee
The anti-vaccination movement on social media
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