AI and the End of Wisdom
In undermining our very human nature, and neglecting our unique ability to seek and come into union with truth, AI will leave us not only uninspired but undignified.
Esmé Partridge
September 19, 2023
The extraordinary story of Nordic conservatism is traced back to the Viking age.
Among the policies criticized are patriotism, sovereignty, and a “ban on gender studies.”
The economic degrowth research project sounds like a planned global economy.
“It is no more a fight between the Left and the Right. That was before. It is now a fight between the nationalist and the globalist.”
The fine print shows hesitation even in Brussels on the stringent standards.
A Guardian report on the British use of harmful pesticides stands accused of “putting Europhilic dogma ahead of reality.”
Germany is increasingly alone in its anti-nuclear stance as countries look to U.S. support for construction of next-gen nuclear reactors.
In the short term, AI could hit the consultant sector hardest—conservatives should be thinking about how a post-intermediary economy relates to their principles.
In Augustine, Ratzinger found a thinker who believed that the dimensions of faith and reason “should not be separated or placed in opposition; rather, they must always go hand in hand.”
“Without normalization [of relations], there will be no European future for Serbia and Kosovo,” Borrell said.
The liberal-green initiative would give more legislative power to the European Parliament, scrap unanimity in the Council, and establish EU citizenship complete with voting rights, universally set at age 16.
