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Embaga ya Naki ne Naki (Wedding of Naki and Naki)
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (243+ words) Meer | English edition Embaga ya Naki ne Naki (Wedding of Naki and Naki) 27 Aug 2026 — 18 Jan 2027 at the ICA Boston in Boston, United States The evocative, adorned sculptures of Leilah Babirye (b. 1985 in Kampala, Uganda) feature the artist’s inventive reuse of…...
I asked ChatGPT whether humanity should regulate AI | Meer
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (553+ words) States and nations have recognized for thousands of years that some problems are better managed through mutually beneficial agreements with their neighbors. One of the first known agreements was struck more than 4,500 years ago between two city-states in Iraq. Each…...
The modern economics of child marriage | Meer
1+ week, 6+ hour ago (233+ words) Today, whatever protective philosophy once existed under the guise of ting adeet has been utterly hollowed out by decades of conflict, inflation, and climate shocks, transforming the practice into a brutal transactional tool. This is mirrored in crisis zones like…...
The quiet downgrading of the humanities
1+ week, 6+ day ago (864+ words) The roots of this tradition lie in the Renaissance idea of studia humanitatis, a curriculum built around grammar, rhetoric, poetry, history, and moral philosophy. Education in these fields was intended to cultivate judgment and civic responsibility. Knowledge was measured not…...