Race Cars with no Human Drivers, What, No WAy….. As the sun sets over the horizon of technological innovation, a new dawn breaks in the world of motorsport – one where the roar of engines blends with the hum of advanced algorithms. The Indy Autonomous Challenge and the Abu Dhabi Autonomous League are leading a…
“Will” The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the most complex and enduring geopolitical struggles of our time. It has resisted easy solutions for decades, involving deep-seated issues of identity, land, and dignity. A cocktail of history, religion, and politics has led to a kaleidoscopic array of perspectives on the path to peace, a term that…
“We are all broken; that’s how the light gets in.” Once upon a not-so-distant yesterday, nestled within the twists and turns of sobriety’s journey, I, a steadfast navigator of the clear-headed seas, found myself 12 months strong—a year of clarity, resilience, and the steadfast avoidance of any and all vices. Yet, little did I know,…
What is the value of a college degree if it brings hate into your business? Since October 7th, social media, college campuses, and every main street in America have been filled with people shouting hateful speech, supporting a terrorist militant group who slaughtered 1500 innocent people in Israel. Three of these people were dear friends,…
The United Nations: Shame on you. Since my first international trip back in the late 1970s, I’ve been aware of the United Nations. In my youthful ignorance, I was initially impressed by their lofty ideals. During my international work in war zones, I saw them occasionally. Even in my non-profit career, I collaborated with them…
In the ever-evolving realm of video games, the year 2023 has proven to be a monumental year for both gamers and developers alike. The gaming industry has once again managed to push the boundaries of technology, creativity, and storytelling. In this enchanting journey, we delve into the captivating worlds of three top-tier video games that…
“The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one.” – Adolf Hitler This is an image of Charlie Chaplin in “The Great Dictator” Charlie was also not a Fascist This chilling statement from the world’s most infamous fascist, Adolf Hitler, serves as a stark…
Is Climate Change a Bad Thing? The ever-controversial topic of climate change—is always a lightning rod for passionate debate, often teetering between doom and gloom or hopeful prospects. It’s almost as if we’re all watching a blockbuster movie, with heroes and villains switching roles depending on the perspective. But what if the climate change narrative…
I was a freelance TV News Producer/Journalist, and these eleven days are what ended my faith in humanity. As a journalist, I have covered numerous harrowing events in my career, but none have left a lasting impact on me, quite like the Srebrenica Massacre. The year was 1995, and I found myself in the heart…
I’ve written a few articles on the Maui fires and human behavior, but the blue paint theory is just too far-fetched. The people affected by the fires are going through a lot, having lost everything, and it seems like the internet has lost its grip on reality. In a world brimming with data and information,…
