Breakfast with Chad: Dialogue May Be the Best Answer to Monopoly 
Breakfast with Chad: Bush’s war crimes… or misdemeanors? 
Can Humans Like Something that Claims to Be Humanlike? 
The World Now Needs Green Trade, Not Free Trade 
Breakfast with Chad: The paradox of “the Human Element” in Education 
Breakfast with Chad: The Value of Diabolical Humor
Chad is, of course, a newcomer to the breakfast table of the Fair Observer boarding Slot house. This morning I...
Breakfast with Chad: Dialogue May Be the Best Answer to Monopoly
The world is grappling once again with the problem of what happens when faltering big banks become too big to...
Breakfast with Chad: Bush’s war crimes… or misdemeanors?
It so happens that some in the media have been remembering and reflecting about the 20th anniversary of US President...
Can Humans Like Something that Claims to Be Humanlike?
Since the release of ChatGPT last November, the media have been captivated by it. The trend accelerated last week when...
The World Now Needs Green Trade, Not Free Trade
The global economy hit a new milestone in 2022 by surpassing $100 trillion. This expansion, which has experienced only the...
Breakfast with Chad: The paradox of “the Human Element” in Education
Yesterday Chad and I got into an involved conversation about the future of education. Before my exit from the breakfast...
Breakfast with Chad: Solving the Education Crisis
Having published an article about my experience with a group of students in India, today decided to raise the important...
How I Got Students to Accept ChatGPT as a New Classmate
This January and February, I had the opportunity of teaching a 20-hour course in geopolitics at the Indian Institute of...
Oil Now Makes Our Dollar-Based Global Economy Inflammable
Due to their energy density, oil and its refined products are the backbone of our economy. One gallon of gasoline...
Breakfast with Chad: The Importance of Being Posthumanist
This morning I was thinking about what an academic friend told me about the latest trend in the humanities, something...
Breakfast with Chad: Does History Ever Take a Holiday?
This morning I came across an article described as a “report” concerning Australia’s foreign policy that appeared in The Sydney...