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The Surprisingly Inhuman Origins of the Index Throughout history, humans have devised countless ways to manage information. But one of the biggest breakthroughs was blocked by an unexpected obstacle: human nature. To overcome our natural instincts, we had to think differently—and thus was born one of the most transformative tools in the evolution of book … Read more
Why Fake News Persists Insights from Yuval Harari’s ‘Nexus’ Why does fake news continue to proliferate? Yuval Harari’s new book, Nexus, offers deep insights into this question. Harari suggests we move beyond the perspective that information is merely truth, instead viewing it as a tool that connects people and creates order. This idea is key … Read more
How to Win Power: A Timeless Political Playbook Featuring Peter the Apostle and the Rise of the Roman Catholic Church Peter: From Fisherman to Foundation Stone The opening quote “To understand Christianity, you have to start with Peter” means that Peter’s story is crucial to understanding how Christianity developed as both a religion and a … Read more
Beyond the Name of Native Americans The Political Correctness (PC) movement, which gained momentum in the 1980s, has reshaped societal perspectives on human rights. As we’ve learned to listen to the voices of marginalized groups—including those facing gender discrimination, LGBTQ+ individuals, people with disabilities, and immigrants—the terminology used for Indigenous people in the Native USA … Read more
Argentina’s Economic Decline: From World’s 3rd Highest GDP to Poverty How did Argentina, once more prosperous than France and Italy, become a country where more than half of its population lives in poverty? Let’s quickly examine this dramatic rise and fall. Divine Blessing and Era of Prosperity (Late 19th – Early 20th Century) Argentina enjoyed … Read more
Understanding Communism: From Karl Marx to Lenin (With a Disturbing Conclusion) Set aside your preconceptions I must warn you that this article requires setting aside any existing beliefs about socialism and communism. Karl Marx: The Father of Communism Karl Marx, born in 1818 and considered the father of communism, emerged just 30 years after the … Read more
Why Africans Love China and How It’s Shifting Global Hegemony If you’ve ever wondered how global perceptions are changing, this one’s a real eye-opener. The China Africa Global Hegemony 2025 strategy is flipping the script—Africans genuinely like the Chinese, and it’s shifting the world order. Surprising, right? Go to Europe, Southeast Asia, or South America, … Read more
Caesar Power Lessons 2025 Julius Caesar’s life offers a timeless lens through which to evaluate today’s politicians. From his bold declaration of “The die is cast!” to his dramatic assassination on the Senate floor, Caesar’s story illuminates the heights and depths of political power. As we reflect on recent elections and evolving leadership landscapes in … Read more