Politicians and AI. Can national strategies succeed?
Politicians are increasingly aware of the various consequences of the expansion of technologies linked to artificial intelligence. We do not know whether their assertions today will remain relevant a few years from now and...
The leader of the deceived
Five years ago, Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign. When it became obvious that he was serious, in August of 2015, I challenged his concept of the immigration policy. I agree with those who...
State-Run Insurance for all or across the State lines Private Healthcare coverage: Economics, Politics...
We are currently living through the realm when one and all and every non-medical industry grown an obsession with the topic of health insurance. The focus of who should and how we must pay...
Coronavirus and the forecast of change
Thousands of people are dying, and millions of people have lost jobs. However, there are reasons to believe that the COVID19 epidemic will fade away over the next six months. There are many tactics...
The sway of individuality for the benefit of mainstream and sake of rebellious minority
A concerned glimpse into physician and patient agency In a given society, the capacity of individuals to act independently is influenced by a multitude of factors, such as social class, religion, gender, ethnicity, ability, and...
Coronavirus crisis czars: Politicians Versus the neo-aristocrats
Only four-month into the first reported Coronavirus case in Wuhan china, Microsoft cofounder and alleged philanthropist, Bill Gates, is contemplating to launch human-implantable capsules encompassing digital certificates. The implantable nanotechnology device also referred to...
Neither the Globalists nor the Populists Can Monopolize the COVID-19 Story
If the Financial Crisis of 2008 stirred doubt in the global economic system, COVID-19 exposed its fragility. Yet, it has also shown the drawbacks of populism and the need for a multilateral approach in...