Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

AI Tools for Educators and Students

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed numerous sectors and education is no exception. With AI tools, both educators and students are experiencing a new level of efficiency and creativity in their teaching and…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

December 6, 2024

Technology

President Donald J. Trump disembarks Marine One at Valley International Airport in Harlingen, Texas, on Jan. 12, 2021, and boards Air Force One en route to Joint Base Andrews, Md. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead). Public domain, uploaded on Flickr, January 13, 2021.

On Political Violence After Trump’s Assassination Attempt

I therefore propose to put the Trump and Biden issues in brackets. If you like, I propose to think of them only as part of a larger set of forces.…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

July 16, 2024

Politics

EU foreign ministers talk with ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan ahead of the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, 2022. Wikimedia Commons / Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken.

Khan’s Decision: A Turning Point in International Justice

International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan’s request for arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior Hamas leaders marks a pivotal moment in international justice.…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

June 7, 2024

Editors' Picks·News·Politics

Nvidia’s $212 Billion Fall and the Spectacle in the Techno-Feudal Society

A good starting point might be to question how these facts contribute to the erosion of reality and, consequently, to our explosion-exploitation as social agents.…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

May 4, 2024

Economy·Politics

Investigators at the Crocus City Hall. Russian government, 2024.

Terrorists Before the Moscow Court: The Moral Antinomy of Punishing Violence With Violence

What these recent acts of torture highlight is a disturbing political-philosophical background: the normalization of torture as a state tool and the tolerance of political violence against the individual…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

April 11, 2024

Society & Politics

Dmitry Medvedev - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos 2007

Medvedev’s Peace Plan: A Closer Look at Russia’s Vision for Victory

Dmitry Medvedev's proposed peace plan for Ukraine demands significant concessions from Kyiv, including territorial capitulation and legislative changes that align with Russian interests, signaling a clear projection of the Kremlin's imperialist ambitions.…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

March 19, 2024

Politics

The Philosophical Misdiagnosis of AI by Yuval Noah Harari

To engage constructively with AI, we must shift the discourse from a simplistic dichotomy of AI as either savior or destructor to a more complex examination of how it amplifies, extends, or…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

March 1, 2024

Philosophy·Technology

The Turin Horse, Nietzsche, and Madness

Béla Tarr’s The Turin Horse is a meticulous and desolate exploration of life in its most raw and essential state. Through the lens of this sad and philosophical film, we can consider…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

February 9, 2024

Films·Philosophy

“No Dogs or Italians Allowed”

The film enriches both Alain's life and ours by conveying that understanding the present entails more than mere recollection—it requires active engagement with our memories.…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

February 1, 2024

Films·Videos

Protest Serbia against violence, May 19, 2023, Belgrade. Photo by the author.

Is Belgrade on the Brink of Its Own Maidan? A look at Serbia’s Ongoing Crisis

Today, Serbia stands at a crossroads, potentially facing a civil conflict or on the verge of steering its politics toward a path of certain stability and growth…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

January 3, 2024

Politics

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