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Each issue is a short philosophical essay that opens with a sharp thesis and develops it through concrete examples, such as traffic equilibria or shifting social norms. Readers get an accessible account of how simplification, collective belief and unintended system effects shape what people understand and do.
Dui Toledo's weekly essays examine how AI reshapes work, power and survival, drawing on economics, game theory and the concept of superintelligence. Readers get a sharp, opinionated argument with concrete examples and a clear view of where the author thinks things are heading.
Essays by Corey J. Mahler on identity, symbols, and tradition, arguing for a particular account of national and ethnic symbols. Other pieces apply game theory (the Prisoner's Dilemma, Newcomb's paradox) to society and link the transcendentals of truth, goodness, and beauty to Christian doctrine.
Transcripts and discussion notes from Professor Jiang Xueqin's lectures, offering a speculative framework of civilizational cycles, structural game theory and geopolitics. Readers get the lecturer's interpretive take on current events such as the Iran war, US-China summitry and his views on power and hidden motives.
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