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Articles by Dan Mazur
Reflecting on my conversation with Dr. Henry Kissinger.
Today, I join many around the world in mourning the loss of Henry Kissinger, a figure whose influence and intelligence shaped global diplomacy. His passing deeply saddens me, as it marks the end of an incredibly important era in history. His death resonates personally with me because of a very memorable meeting I had with him, certainly one I will never forget as we talked of the Rise and Fall of Great Powers (a book by Paul Kennedy that I was holding that sparked our conversation).
Artificial Intelligence - Inflection Point With Many Reasons to Be Cautious
In the following article, I am touching on how as a society we need to think about the impact of AI on our world, and how we need to closely consider aspects of confidentiality, data protection, bias, liability, regulations and privacy, and intellectual property. Throughout history, we have come across game-changing moments that have dramatically reshaped the way we live. Sometimes, these inventions took a while to catch on.
INDIE VIEW: Everyone should be a LUNATIC
Lunatic By Dan Mazur Ninth Art Press When humans try to understand the non-human world, we have a tendency to anthropomorphize those things different than us. In the case of animals, it’s an act of interpretation that helps maintain a crucial form of empathy that may not entirely be accurate but probably has aspects that align in some way with their inner life. Leastwise it’s a helpful way to maintain cross-species connections that help preserve the lives of animal earthlings.
"A Rainbow in Every Window!"
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Ibrahim Njoya: A Comics Artist in Colonial-Era Cameroon
Source: Les dessins Bamum, Musée d’Arts Africaine, Océaniens, Amérindiens, Marseilles, 1997 In the twenty-first century, comics from sub-Saharan Africa have slowly begun to emerge onto the international landscape of the medium. Recent years have brought us French-language albums from Congo, Cameroon and elsewhere, South African graphic novels and Nigerian superhero comics, among others. Much attention has also been paid to political cartoons from across the continent.
Cecilia the Celiac Superhero
Lillian was diagnosed with Celiac Disease when she was 4. Now 10, she has written this book about a little girl who conquers Celiac Disease, hoping to inspire other Celiacs to embrace who they are and battle the evil forces of Gluten and Cross Contamination so they can become Celiac superheroes just like her.
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