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Category Archives: Policy
We Need to Change the Way We Think About Artificial Intelligence
AI is actually neither artificial nor intelligent. It implies decisions made through computers programmed to make choices to act in a certain manner. But those computers are programmed simply to make yes/no decisions. This is really no different than what we consider intuition. Continue reading
Statesmanship, Intimidation, & Respecting Personal Value
Our political experience has become an instance akin to everyone in the schoolyard following the bully because that’s who can make things happen, whether they’re the right things or not. Usually he/she is interested in only what benefits themself, but … Continue reading
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A New Year’s Resolution
We too often react to what is happening around the world, rather than asking why. Our foreign policy has become a responder to the most current threat(s), and we seem lost to consider or act with a thought out strategy for what is important for our continued existence 100 years hence or to even attempt to understand why nation states act in irrational or extraordinary fashion. we telegraph our every move through a constant need to show that we can scurry faster than the latest social media. This is not world leadership and certainly not that of a state committed to the ultimate betterment of mankind. Our foreign policy is seldom led by statesmen, our national interests are too often short term and driven by profit, and our national resolve is too often built on social media polls. We can’t lead the world with might if we have not determined to understand the why that drives it’s challenges and then at least move a finger to scratch that itch. Continue reading
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