Will American Muslims defeat a second Biden Presidential term?
iDose Editor-In-Chief, Aly Kamadia, comments on recent Muslim American anger at Biden, along with very briefly commenting on the intellectual doses offered up this month
iDose Editor-In-Chief, Aly Kamadia, comments on recent Muslim American anger at Biden, along with very briefly commenting on the intellectual doses offered up this month
4 minute read. In this must-read for anyone interested in OpenAI or Artificial Intelligence, Katharina Pistor, Professor of Law at Columbia University, enlightens readers about the forces at play during OpenAI's recent drama, and AI drama more boradly
10 minute read. In this Q&A, while physicist David Stainforth, from the London School of Economics, doesn't downplay the challenges of climate change, he is crystal clear about the complexities beneath the tricky task of forecasting climate
5 minute read. The "Free Will versus Determinsm" debate is perhaps as old as our species, and can't be resolved within a few pages. Nevertheless, Adam Piovarchy, from University of Notre Dame Australia, raises fundamental points about what he proposes some scientists miss
5 minute read. Slavoj Žižek, Professor of Philosophy at the University of London, passionately argues that the tragic Israeli-Palestinian problem continues because of fundamentalists on both sides
iDose Editor-In-Chief, Aly Kamadia, very briefly comments on the Israeli Palestinian issue, while affirming a primary value that iDose stands for
4 minute read. Jasmin Zine, Professor of Sociology at Wilfrid Laurier University, comments on some of the Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism spreading today. Zine is candid in her opinion regarding Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's role in helping spread Islamophobia
6 minute read. Ian Parmeter, based at the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at Australian National University, analyzes the current Israeli-Palestinian situation
In this 10 minute read that was originally published in April 2009, Andrew Bacevich, Chairman for the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, examines American arrogance and the so-called "American Century".