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Science&Technology
Ethics shape how you interact with the world, but pervasive surveillance, algorithmic bias, and data exploitation challenge your moral autonomy. You constantly trade privacy for convenience, often unaware of how…
Science&Technology
Many automated systems you interact with daily make decisions based on algorithms that can reflect and amplify deep-seated societal biases. These biases may lead to discriminatory outcomes in hiring, lending,...
International
Belief in the creation of the world by God, based on the Bible, encompasses a wide range of theological concepts concerning the question of how exactly the world was created....
International
The Vatican will create a special commission to deal with the development and impact of artificial intelligence, DPA reported, quoted by BTA. Pope Leo XIV has approved the creation of...
Animals
Birds use their unique skills to predict where there will be kills like Nostradamus Crows in Yellowstone National Park have far more impressive skills than scientists previously thought. The new...
News
Recent coverage of AI emotional dependency personifies algorithms as predators, obscuring the real issue: misaligned design, regulatory gaps, and inaccessible human care. This article deconstructs anxious, anthropomorphizing rhetoric and proposes…
Environment
For the first time, Green Transition Forum 6.0: Europe's Next Chapter - Competitive. Innovative. Secure. June 1 – 5, 2026, Sofia, opens a space aimed entirely at young people. The...
Health
People who spend too much time in bed are at higher risk of mortality. If you regularly fall asleep after midnight, it may not be just a bad habit. According...
Animals
They Use Special Organs Deep-sea fish usually have very large eyes, with very developed lenses and pupils It has already been proven that fish see in color and even distinguish...
Archeology
When in 330 BC the army of Alexander the Great captured the capitals of the Achaemenid Empire, it seemed that ancient Persia was finally destroyed. The palace in Persepolis was...
