We live in a world of such rapid technological advancement that the landscape of reality around us changes long before we’re able to understand that change or adapt to the new reality. In this context, the challenge arises of analyzing whether new technologies are compatible with our human facul…
We don’t know where it happened, and it is not necessary to know it. Perhaps in a place belonging neither to the past nor the future. Perhaps in that timeless space where broken stories come together, not to be fixed, but to be mutually acknowledged.
Four people, each marked by their …
At the intersection of advanced technology and contemporary philosophy, a new narrative is unfolding—one that redefines our understanding of the universe and of ourselves.
Shelly Palmer’s recent reflections on the rapid advancement of AI-powered humanoid robots invite us to question our…
Change—whether superficial or a profound transformation—is one of the most perplexing paradoxes of human existence because it means both being and not being at the same time, ceasing to be in order to become, living in the "in-between" of the "no longer" and the "not yet."
We often see wi…
Over the past few weeks, an increasing number of people have been asking me—more frequently than usual, though not unexpectedly—what we can do in a world and society undergoing such deep, constant, and unconsulted changes that they literally disorient and even paralyze us. And they asked me, as …
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