Recently, several questions related to organ transplantation appeared on a third-grade science exam at a primary school in …
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Chinese CultureFeatured
What Ancient Chinese Exam Stories Reveal About Honesty and Success
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisIf you were to find someone else’s money lying on the ground, would you keep it? For people …
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Culture & Community
The Mark in the Machine: Deepfakes, AI, and the Crisis of Human Authenticity
by Hermann Rohrby Hermann RohrFrom Revelation’s “mark of the beast” to blockchain ID and deepfake detection, humanity’s quest for verification becomes a …
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Science & Tech
Wired for War: How Gaming, Startups, and AI Are Rewriting the Soldier’s Mind
by Hermann Rohrby Hermann RohrAugmented reality in warfare is revolutionizing the soldier’s experience, blurring the line between the virtual and real battlefield. …
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Some people equate a sophisticated life with designer labels, lavish dinners, and glittering social circles. Yet no luxury …
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Insights & StoriesEditor's Pick
From Empire to Republic to Communism to America: The Chen Huixian Family’s Lived History (Part 1)
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisThe Three Character Classic opens with a simple truth: “At birth, human nature is good.” This timeless belief …
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Technology
Inside the Brain Chip Revolution: Human Neurons Powering the Next Era of Computing
by Hermann Rohrby Hermann RohrIn a world increasingly defined by artificial intelligence, the concept of the “brain chip revolution” is no longer …
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Peace and ConflictEditor's Pick
What True Courage Really Means — and Why It’s More Than Just Bravery
by Max Luby Max LuSometimes, the bravest thing you can do is say no. And in a world that often rewards obedience, …
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WisdomEditor's Pick
The Greatest Weakness of Human Nature: Remembering to Seek Profit, but Forgetting to Avoid Harm
by Max Luby Max LuThe most terrifying aspect of human nature isn’t just “forgetting morality in the face of profit,” but “forgetting …
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Philosophy is often referred to as the “study of studies” in the Western world — a guiding compass …