“the algorithms only pick up on and automate pre-existing inequalities because they do not understand their significance.” – Sarah Mackel
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“The future of warfare is changing with the continuous introduction of new technologies and weapon systems.” – Dasha McDonald
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“These are just two examples, among too many, of ways the Kremlin has destroyed democracy and gone back to the corrupt and criminal Soviet-era, one-party-system. Dmitri Furman, a Russian political scientist, once wrote, Russia is an “imitation democracy,” a combination of democratic illusion and authoritarian reality.” – Tatiana
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“As the world grows increasingly interdependent, climate-related disasters in one part of the world affect everyone and necessitate international responsibility to help asylum seekers.” —Makenna Hartwich
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“[Singapore’s] healthcare system above all, is a unique, excellent feature and driver of their ever-strengthening economic profile.” – Emily Dow
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“The authority of these artistically embalmed figures has forever dictated our views on how cultures see the past. Public art is the great constructor of historical victory…” – Catherine Barrie
Read More“The legitimacy of free will thus seems apparent, but there are other factors at play—social conditioning, ethnicity, race, politics, and more.” — Brett Borthwick
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“This year, COP26, set to take place in the Roosevelt Group’s home of Scotland, is consumed by public rhetoric which prompts further discussions of a carbon neutral future—how will energy geopolitics be affected?” — Dain Rohtla — President Emeritus
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“China and the United States have heavily invested in technologies that will shape the next era of problem-solving and warfare.” — Gabriel Flouret
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“…museums should see Germany's decision as a signal for what may be inevitable as they face social and political pressures.” – Helen Jorgensen
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“Heavy financial burden and indifference for safe workplace measures make it difficult to justify the costs of the industry against the relatively small returns.” – Gigi Glover
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“Historical racial segregation policies like redlining… can be traced as a direct factor to Covid-19’s impact and communities’ quality of healthcare.” - Makenna Hartwich
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“Essential for enabling growth, consistent renewable energy production is necessary for North Africa to compete and become, as scholars predict, an economic hub.” – Oliver Evison
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“with the average nominal house-price growth reaching its fastest rate since 1990 in almost 40 countries, economists worry that such trends are concealed red flags that indicate a housing bubble caused by house-price led inflation.” – Emily Dow
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“This is not populism but a phenomenon born out of social discord and democratic exhaustion…” – Catherine Barrie
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“…the waves of protests for social justice come out of a deep history of oppression linked to the colonial identity of the United States.” - Cosima Allen
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The benefits of potentially eradicating illness and disease do not outweigh the social consequences. The use of CRISPR-Cas9 technology will exacerbate income inequality, further dividing social classes, and inherently create a more rigid social hierarchy. As a result, a new resulting genetic ruling class will emerge.
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“The revenue earned from ghost ships selling weaponry undermines the increased sanctions on North Korea. Therefore, the rise of ghost ships represents a failure by the global community to curtail the Kim Jong-un regime.” – Alexander Brunner
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