Are Ideologically arrogant countries less likely to go to war with each other?
New Unreasonable Doubt from @larsharhoff explores the Thucydides Trap and how a world in which ideology plays a smaller role in national motivation, might be a more dangerous one.
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Unreasonable Doubt is back, with a brillant Contribution from Eirik Gjerstad on the impossibility of combining secularism with true religiosity!
New Unreasonable Doubt post out! Here, @Joachim_S_J argues that the current zeitgeist of embracing failure leads our attention away from the more fundamental goal; a culture that recognises human beings need for mastery to flourish.
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New Post from Unreasonable Doubt!
In this weeks post @AFinnemann writes about how much of science is skewed by publication bias and how to solve it.
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Unreasonable Doubt is back from our (long) summer hiatus!
In this weeks post @larsharhoff argues that lying is far more damaging than people imagine.
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Editors Picks II: This week we recommend an article by @Noahpinion on Cold War II, on by @mattyglesias on the Overton window and the book "More From Less" by @amcafee on the possibility of Green Growth. Enjoy and subscribe for more.
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In this weeks article, Eirik Gjerstad Argues that AI will change what we consider to be the Ideal Human.
In the beginning AI will attempt to imitate people, but it might that down the line humans will begin to imitate AI.
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Editors Picks II: This week we recommend an article by @_brianpotter on why it is so expensive to build Nuclear Plants, an article by @andersen on the Dangers of combining AI and Nuclear weapons and an a post from @Noahpinion on the Rise of India. Enjoy! (Link below)
New Format from UD: "Editors picks" with weekly recommendations. This week the recomendations include articles by @RichardEvans36 on on Trump and Fascism, by @helenlewis on on @jk_rowling, as well as the book “Rule Makers, Rule Breakers” by @MicheleJGelfand. Enjoy!
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In an interview in today’s issue of Kristeligt Dagblad @Joachim_S_J summarises the main points of Unreasonable Doubt’s first post, How Pseudowork Can Ensure Accountability in the Financial Sector- enjoy!
