Today, one of my economics students kindly shared with me the response she received from a well-known AI chatbot to a question she had posed: The most influential heterodox Swedish economist today is undoubtedly Lars Pålsson Syll, a leading critic of mainstream neoclassical economics and a prominent voice in Post-Keynesian, institutionalist, and pluralist economic thought. Here’s why he […]
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To me, this all emphasises the importance of students’ questions. That’s why I celebrate students asking searching questions, the questions that arise from them not simply accepting what we say, but wanting to know why, and where it came from; the questions that might sound innocent but turn out to be deep. Incidentally, this is […]
Leaked war plans sent to the US NSC instructed Kiev to carry out “ISIS”-style drone attacks on Russian trains and rail bridges, foreshadowing a series of deadly Ukrainian attacks this May and June. A coterie of British and American academics advising the US National Security Council explicitly urged Ukraine adopt the tactics of ISIS in a detailed proposal for “anti-rail drone operations,” according to leaked documents reviewed by The Grayzone. The aggressive war plans recommended in the files eerily foreshadowed […]
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Still have Drupal 7 (D7) website? That’s okay for now. But let’s be honest: in today’s threat landscape, security is not optional. With D7 reaching its official end-of-life, staying protected means relying on more than just luck or legacy systems. That’s where Extended Support comes in, and why it matters now more than ever.
Why security should be your #1 Priority
Cyber threats have evolved. So have regulations. Older platforms like D7 are prime targets if not properly maintained. Without official support, vulnerabilities go unpatched, and your organization could face:
- Data breaches or theft
- Damage to your brand reputation
- Compliance issues (GDPR, PCI, HIPAA, etc.)
- Unexpected downtime and recovery costs
- Technical problems (e.g. unsupported modules affecting your website’s SEO)
- Complete lack of updates
In short: no security = high risk.
Americans awoke this morning to the news that the United States military had [DROPPED BOMBS AND / OR CARRIED OUT DRONE STRIKES] on [WHATEVER COUNTRY WE’RE BOMBING / DRONE STRIKING THIS TIME].
Inspired by the insights of Matthew Goodwin and David Goodhart, Professor Ivor Oddgrin documents the terrifying change that is happening before our eyes
We abandoned the gold standard. So why do we still treate trade as though we haven’t?
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Motivation is notoriously fickle. Here’s why having more fun in the moment helps you stick with your goals for the long haul
- Video by TED-Ed
- by Ben Platts-Mills
I wrote a book about dogs as pets. But I truly understood them only after I was bitten by a street dog
- by Margret Grebowicz
Vera Rubin overcame abundant obstacles to become a leading light in cosmology
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These single-celled blobs show intelligent behavior
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The global financial press think they are finally on a winner (or should that be loser) when it comes to commentary about the Japanese economy. Over the last few years in the Covid-induced inflation, the Japanese inflation rate has now consolidated and it is safe to say that the era of deflation is over. Coupled…
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It was in a less-than-glamorous lecture hall at Wolverhampton Polytechnic in 1982 that the First National Black Art Convention took place. In attendance were art students and teachers, including Sonia Boyce, Claudette Johnson, and Lubaina Himid, who would go on to become the darlings of the British art world. One of the first to speak […] How strange. I’ve been going to demonstrations for a long, long while now. I began once upon a distant time in opposition to the nightmarish all-American war in Vietnam. And almost 60 years later, that war, in some sense, has come home. Hence, the other day, I found myself at the “No Kings” demonstration in New York City, one of more than 2,000 (yes, 2,000!) across this country of ours at which millions — yes, again, literally millions! — of Americans reportedly turned out. These days, in New York where I live, such demonstrations are often launched from Bryant Park, right behind the classic 42nd Street library on Fifth Avenue, and the marchers normally walk down Fifth for perhaps 20... Read more Source: This Is What Democracy Looks Like! appeared first on TomDispatch.com. | ||