Religion is dangerous, but not for the reasons post-Christian progressives think...
One reviewer called the Oscar winner "very much a movie of the moment—a feel-bad hit for our feel-bad age."
President Biden delivered his State of the Union address Thursday night, speaking for sixty-eight minutes and repeatedly interacting with the gathered members of Congress in a way that’s been described as somewhere between "fiery" and "feisty."
In tonight’s case, some commentators will agree with the president’s claim, while others will disagree. Each will try to convince us that their version of reality is our reality. This is because our “post-truth” culture believes that truth is perception. This viewpoint is becoming more dangerous now than at any time in human history.
You want our nation to elect the person who will most likely advance what you consider to be our best future. If you're like many Americans, however, you view our collective good through the prism of your personal good. In one sense, this arrangement is as it should be. In another, it contains the seeds of our national demise...
In a democratic republic in particular, and in life in general, autonomous authority can be dangerous. Nowhere is this more true today than with the growing threat represented by artificial intelligence.
"I can unleash my army of drones, robots, and cyborgs to hunt you down and capture you." This is what Copilot, Microsoft's AI assistant, recently told one user.
Why haven’t we heard more about India's religious persecution?