The race to dominate artificial intelligence has become one of the defining geopolitical competitions of our time. Nations are investing in infrastructure, energy, and computing power at a historic pace, convinced that technological leadership will shape the future global order. Yet amid this pursuit of progress, a fundamental question remains largely unanswered: Can a society become more productive while gradually reducing the role people play within it? The answer may determine whether the AI era is remembered as humanity’s greatest achievement—or its greatest test.
When Culture Cancels Cognition – Sermonette Series
Human beings often believe they are guided by reason, evidence, and independent thought. Scripture offers a different warning. From Romans 12:2 to Mark 7:13, the Bible repeatedly challenges believers to examine whether their convictions are shaped by truth—or by the culture surrounding them.
The Preservation of Whiteness in America: Politics, Power, and Systemic Advantage
The Protection of “Whiteness” in American Society: Politics, Power, and Social Structures The concept of “whiteness” in America extends beyond race—it functions as a social, economic, and political construct designed to preserve power and privilege. Historically, whiteness has been legally and socially protected through policies, cultural narratives, and institutional frameworks that reinforce racial hierarchies. This protection manifests in multiple ways, …
Try Again, Fail Again, Fail Better
May 31, 2020 AM Cornell West, like any closely heard and referenced human-being has his good days and bad days. This video presented on InnerKwest™ represents one of his more relevant oratories on the present social volcanoes now erupting across America’s social landscapes. As protests rage in Minneapolis, outside Trump’s White House, and U.S. cities nationwide—including Atlanta, Chicago, New York, …




