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If you don't stop using AI I'm going to lose it
Around a month ago now, I got an email from Doha Debates inviting me (and anyone else who signed up at their booth during the Career Fair) to sign up for one of their upcoming debates. The question posed to the would-be debaters was as follows: “Superintelligence, Is humanity ready for the intelligence explosion?” Putting aside that ‘superintelligence’ and the ‘intelligence explosion’ are both entirely meaningless and demagogue-like phrases, the debate topic (which should
Omar Mousa
3 hours ago


Syria One Year Later: Mapping Recovery Paths
After fourteen years of war and the toppling of the Assad regime on December, 8th 2024, Syria faces an unparalleled reconstruction task. One third of the country’s capital stock is damaged or destroyed, and the estimated rebuilding bill accumulated to hundreds of billions of dollars. The World Bank’s “best estimate” is about $216 billion (roughly ten times of Syria’s 2024 GDP), while other assessments put it as high as $250–400 billion. Syria’s economy has contracted sharpl
Yousef Abdelhady
Dec 7


Merz Under Attack for Using Racist Paroles to Legitimize Mass Deportations
Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor (Christian Democratic Union), has once again stirred up a public outcry following his recent speech on large-scale deportations of migrants in Germany. Recently, Merz preached about the necessity of changing the "cityscape" in Germany - a term describing the appearance of a city in order to legitimize his planned mass deportations of immigrants. His statement has caused major reputational backlash within German society and represents once
Marie Thum
Dec 1
CULTURE


"Two souls do not meet by accident"
Two souls, so beautiful and intricate, cross paths seemingly by pure chance. But is it really a coincidence that brought them together? No, it can't be. There is meaning behind every soul you meet, a purpose, whether for you or them. A fleeting conversation with a stranger or a life long friendship, each with its own value. A knowing look, laughter shared, an awkward moment, and smiles exchanged. Unexpected encounters and anticipated ones. Our lives build up to each of
Maryam Al-Ansari
Nov 16


on hope(lesness)
I. the pain of the world has left scars on us all, which grow deeper and more painful each day. its welts have turned black and...
Daphne Soriano
Oct 5


Hear Ye
Hear ye, hear ye, Bring silence to fall on your tongues! Your Highness commands it! Though still, pale-legged, The Great Crown of Your...
Omar Mousa
Sep 29
POETRY


Wickeded, For Good
Disclaimer: Although this review is spoiler-free, the film's unique experience is best enjoyed without any preconceptions. Consider watching before reading. I have to start with the truth: I was a theater kid before I was anything else. I grew up with paint under my nails, headset hair, and an unshakeable belief that magic could be built out of buckets of paint and panels of wood. In the wings, time feels different. Friendships feel different. You learn to trust people with y
Sama Al-Issa
Dec 7


Taking Responsibility: A Brief Review of "Mouthwashing"
Content Warning: The author would like to warn his readers that "Mouthwashing" contains visual depictions of extreme violence, gore,...
Omar Mousa
Jan 19


Wicked: A Love Letter to Theater Kids
Disclaimer: Although this review is spoiler-free, the film's unique experience is best enjoyed without any preconceptions. Consider...
Sama Al-Issa
Dec 7, 2024
REVIEW


A Memory
With her spectacles pinching the bridge of her nose, eighty-year-old Mary was swaying on her rocking chair as she carefully knitted a...
Umaima Ahmed
Apr 1, 2021


Spooky Stories: IMPOSTER
It’s October 30th, 2020. I have been looking forward to this day. Not just because it’s Halloween, but also because it would be the first...
Rejoice Onyenagubo
Feb 25, 2021


Spooky Stories: Drowning with “Deedam”
I went to a boarding school nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas in Northern Pakistan. Located on 100 acres of rolling grounds,...
Shaheer Liaqat
Feb 25, 2021
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