The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Case That Could End Journalism or Break AI

No one knows if this case will ever see a jury, but what is certain is that it is already reshaping the debate over who owns information today. At the heart of the lawsuit lies a bigger question: can journalism survive generative AI?

Y’all Hate Complex Characters

A spoiler-heavy commentary on one of the most well-known series within these past few years, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and the audience's inability to empathize with flawed characters.

Side hustles scream productivity, or do they?

Do we really need a 5-9 before our 9-5: are we being productive or overworking ourselves in the direction of personal and social exhaustion?

Aletheia’s Response (aka A Love Letter: Part II)

The goddess Aletheia replies to a letter by her lover, Philalethes (published in Issue 250)

The Achilles Heel of Our Time and the Importance of Slowing Down in Perfect Days

In a world obsessed and controlled by productivity, Hirayama's mindful existence and lifestyle in Perfect Days is the antidote to our fast-paced lives.

Are you trading intellect for comfort? Ask ChatGPT

The comfort of having every answer you need at your fingertips, speedy and concise, is atrophying the critical thinking skills that make you human and intelligent. Even ChatGPT agrees.

Why You Should Give Up on Your Dreams

Giving up on our dreams is not the weakness we think it is and sometimes, letting go is best for everyone involved.

Snow White: The Controversies, Changes, and Charm

Should you watch Disney’s latest live-action remake despite the controversy surrounding it?

As Global Trade War Intensifies, So Does the Cost of Economic Ignorance

From tariffs to inflation, the world’s biggest issues are economic — yet most people are not equipped to understand them.

An Evolving Illusion of Inclusion

The world’s approach to minority representation is shifting—and not in the way we hope.

The Rise of Authoritarian Leaders in Democratic Systems

As democracy faces rising authoritarian populism, leaders like Trump, Modi, and Meloni beg us to consider whether they are threats or just responding to voters.

The UN Veto – A Remnant of a Bygone Era?

In theory, the veto prevents rash actions, but in practice, it often stalls justice. Is it time to rethink it?

The Celebrity Presidency: When Leaders Become Influencers

Between president BRAT and “teen girl” Trump, how will future generations be able to determine good political leadership?

Trump’s Birthright Executive Order Defies the American Spirit. It May Still Stand the Legal Test

Challenging a century-old tradition, birthright citizenship, a cornerstone of jus soli, faces uncertainty with a conservative Supreme Court.

Mapuche, Fires in Patagonia, and Green-washing

Flames engulf Patagonia: Ancient lands burn, and the Mapuche are blamed. Is Argentina’s denial of climate change the real culprit?