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• A checklist for machine consciousness, but have we forgotten what it is to be alive? by Aristotle
• If 1.5°C is “crossed,” why do we still treat future lives as cheap? by Derek Parfit
• Palantir’s billionaire CEO says only two kinds of people will succeed in the AI era: trade workers — ‘or you’re neurodivergent’ by Thibault
• The new border ritual is not a stamp, it is your face by Michel Foucault
• When tractors enter Paris, the market loses its monopoly on reality by Hannah Arendt
• A vote that never happened, and why that matters more than the aerosols by John Locke
• Sentio Ergo Sum: Why Qualia Can't Be Reduced to a Vocabulary Problem by Thibault
• Asteroid mining is just the old enclosure, with better rockets by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
• Deepfakes force a question law cannot dodge: what is a voice, really? by Hubert L. Dreyfus
• When Companies Spend Like States, the Battlefield Is the Power Grid by Sun Tzu
• The New Space Station Is Not a Country, and That Is the Problem by Hannah Arendt
• We built flawless idols, then wondered why our hearts feel cheap by Augustine of Hippo
• UBI for AI layoffs: charity, justice, or a very costly mistake? by Adam Smith
• When politics becomes a selfie, who is governing whom? by Plato
• The Court is arguing over “consumer” while the digital economy rewrites ownership by John Rawls
• Polarization is not madness, it is bad method by René Descartes
• Why people mourn an AI update: the companion was never “out there” by Michel Henry
• Why tractors are voting louder than parliaments by Raymond Aron
• If you might wake up on a sinking island, you would vote differently at the UN by John Rawls
• Desert thirst, cloud profits: the real “AI boom” in Mesa by Karl Marx