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Nathalie Redick

Nathalie Redick is a U1 student currently pursuing a major Computer Science with a minor in Earth and Planetary Sciences. Her writing focuses on climate change, the environment, and economics. Outside of McGill, most of her time is spent listening to Billy Joel on repeat or making tacos.

What the Rise of Deepfakes Means for the Future of Internet Policies

Nathalie Redick Nov 19, 2020

"Potentially dangerous technologies like deepfakes continue to stay a step ahead of the intelligence employed to detect them and the policies intended to contain them."
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Crisis on the Frontlines: COVID-19 and the Rising Suicide Rates of Healthcare Workers

Nathalie Redick Oct 23, 2020

The suicide rate of our heroes on the front lines is rising rapidly. For health care workers who are already subject to disadvantages both in and out of the workplace because of their gender, race, religion, sexuality, or other social…
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Modern Conspiracy Theories in the American Psyche

Nathalie Redick Feb 7, 2020

While entertaining conspiracy theories seems harmless, the truth is that the perpetuation of conspiracy theories in the American psyche throughout history has lasting effects, even on those who don’t necessarily believe them.
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Anti-Vaccination: The New Epidemic

Nathalie Redick Dec 21, 2019

A fundamental distrust of the current healthcare system in America is embodied by the anti-vax movement, a kind of new-age rebellion.
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It’s Time to Hold Big Business Responsible for Their Trash

Nathalie Redick Oct 17, 2019

It’s time to place the burden of saving a planet we are not responsible for destroying onto the back of big business. If action against climate change truly needs to start with the people, we should begin by calling out the corporations…
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