Analogue and digital: Chomsky on AI
At 94, Noam Chomsky reflects on ChatGPT, education, and the limits of artificial intelligence — in a conversation that goes well beyond technology.
A Night of Ashes: The Silenced Horror of Yeletawa and Nigeria's Unfinished War With Itself
More than 200 people massacred in a single night in Yeletawa, Nigeria. The government said nothing. An investigation into state complicity, ethnic abandonment, and betrayal from within the army.
Melisa García: "Justice was not designed for us — and that is exactly why we have to transform it"
Lawyer, academic, and ABOFEM Argentina founder Melisa García on how feminist legal practice confronts a system built to exclude — and a government actively dismantling what little progress was made.
On personal enlightenment
A meditation on personal enlightenment from the perspective of the universe experiencing itself — through language, electricity, water, and consciousness.
