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Freedom House To human rights organizations: Human rights groups operating from the safety of democracies should be more aggressive in publicizing the plight of political prisoners. The defense of jailed dissidents was a major factor behind the rise of the modern human rights mo...

…ord. So I don’t want this to kinda sound namby-pamby, “Let’s all hold hands and sing ‘Kumbaya’ around capitalism.” But there’s a strand of capitalism today — two strands of it, that are very disturbing. One is state-sponsored capitalism. And that’s the capitalism you see in Chi...

…n Sat, Aug 18, 2018 at 11:53 PM, Robert Kuhn< >wrote: Jeffrey: How's all in our crazy world? I'm in NY until August 31 (then again, after Beijing, Sept. 25 — Oct. 14). If you are in town, meet? When convenient, I'd like you to meet Peter Getzels, Closer To Truth producer/director...

social smile belied a growing disinterest in the welfare of others. | was getting hooked on the hard training high of not really being there for other people. Several articles in Runner’s World said that many runners become addicted after even a few months of running over six mi...

…onent of what he has termed “social physics,” is interested in building powerful human-Al ecologies. He is concerned at the same time about the potential dangers of decision-making systems in which the data in effect take over and human creativity is relegated to the background....

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and it does make a big difference to them if you connect

for example). Its strategic doctrine is defensive. If — a big If— it has plans for

Weapons Of Math Destruction : How Big Data Increases Inequality And

2011 - GTX Corp (OTCBB: GTXO) has a big heart that is

so what if the categories are off. whats the big

the socially awkward Epstein with his big house

then creating general intelligence is not a big trick. Given enough computing power

the big museum shows are up and the parties — from a Frieze week opener at the Groucho Club to the

taffy-like web of ties between small (your watch) and big