How Data Helped Big Tech Monopolize Modernity Sara Parker Oct 9, 2020 While the concentration of these platforms may be convenient for consumers, they are fatal for the once innovative…
MIR Meets: Dr. Ingo Sasgen Mathieu Lavault Sep 1, 2020 Mathieu Lavault sits down with Dr. Ingo Sasgen, a geophysicist from the Alfred Wegener Institute in!-->…
Online Platforms and the First Amendment Problem Taylor Hu Aug 31, 2020 Although online platforms have existed for decades, their potentially counterproductive influence on electoral…
Gene-editing and International Law: A Bioethical Debate Olivia Yu Aug 8, 2020 There exists extensive debate on the ethics of making changes to human DNA. Today, these conversations remain…
Unfolding Michael Bloomberg’s Meme Campaign Alua Kulenova May 31, 2020 Michael Bloomberg, who suspended his 2020 Democratic presidential nomination campaign on March 3, spent nearly 600…
Cryptocurrencies’ Hidden Cost: The Danger of Blockchain to the Climate Crisis Gideon Salutin May 11, 2020 Bitcoin developers have cast their program as an outstretched hand reaching the world’s underdeveloped populations,…
How to Escape Our Technology-Induced Trance Anna Beebe Apr 13, 2020 A fascinating conversation with Professor Samuele Collu of McGill University’s Anthropology Department on our use…
Are Contemporary Art Galleries Victims of Globalization? Lorenzo Béatrix Dec 14, 2019 Now established spaces symbolic of expression and innovation, galleries nevertheless meet economic imperatives in…
Unmasking the Alt-Right: Real-World Implications of a Virtual Movement Lila Mooney Dec 12, 2019 We have seen too often that radicalization in the virtual world can lead to real-world violence; we have seen…
Huawei 5G: Trapped in an Olive Branch Naomi Shi Sep 30, 2019 An olive branch does not exist if one is forced to accept the offering. And in many ways, the US is forced to…