The liberal criminal has no common thing to return to.
On the blurring of human and artificial intelligence
It is useful for the rulers of the earth to play at ruling the air.
For heaven’s sake—someone had to throw a first punch.
America can often be an ugly place, but the field sobriety test is a flower of its field.
The nesting urge is not born in the months before birth. It does not arrive from out of the blue.
We are happy to announce the next issue of New Polity Magazine, dedicated specifically to Artificial Intelligence! Featuring essays by Matthew Crawford, Slavoj Žižek, D. C. Schindler, Michael Hanby, Andrew Willard Jones, and many more. Subscribe by October 1st to receive this issue! Alex Denley and Marc Barnes discuss the Christian response to AI, how to safeguard human freedom, and AI as a new industrial revolution.
In this podcast, Alex Denley and Professor Rocco Buttiglione discuss the problem of globalization, mass migration, and populism. Post-war globalization brought a great increase in international trade, cooperation, technical and educational development, and cultural sharing. However, with open trade came the loss of manufacturing and industry in the West, and the emptying of the working class. Along with mass migration, the people grew to resent their global elite. Professor Buttiglione discusses the Church's response to globalization, and the need for a new elite who care for the people.
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The liberal criminal has no common thing to return to.