Gen Z and the Church: Part V
This series concludes with the results of the Gen Z survey.
Society
Is BPA-Free Just as Bad as BPA?
There are likely ingredients in BPA-Free products that require more scrutiny to promise safety.
Can Fuel Taxes Save the World, or Will We Fight Them All the Way?
With climate change rapidly unfolding, the UN has proposed a fuel tax to change our consumption habits. We saw France protest; how would Americans respond?
The Death of Expertise, Part I: Skirt the Gatekeepers
The death of expertise makes perfect sense in at least four ways.
MIT Solve and the Indigenous Communities Fellowship: Traditional Knowledge Meets Tech for Good
MIT Solve's targeted fellowship supports Indigenous history and innovation to deploy solutions for the common good.
Nobody Wants These Jobs – So Let Robots Do Them
When specific industries and jobs can't find enough human workers, why not develop well-suited robot workers?
Robots of Walmart
Walmart has been experimenting with reassigning repetitive tasks to robots. What are the implications and opportunities?
The Death of Expertise: Introduction
An introduction to a series about authority and why and when we ignore it.
Our Children Always Do What Teddy Says
Children are vulnerable to being swayed by authorities. Even robotic ones.
Earning Public Trust: Costs and Benefits of the Separation of Church and State
Differences between how churches in the United States and England engage government are widely known but, in the modern age, are often under-considered.
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VR Tech Must Tackle Inclusion
When advances are sought after that make human-computer interaction accessible to everyone, we
