As provision of basic needs continues to atrophy, resistance increasingly takes an individualised, myopic form.

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In an era when Nigerian poetry often retreats into the safe confines of academic abstraction or the predictable rhythms of social media verse, Timi Rowland Kpakiama’s Song of Tuere arrives like a ...

makes a pin from start to finish, they can manage at most 10 a day. However, if you divide the process: someone to stretch the wire, someone to cut it, someone to sharpen the point, someone to attach ...

Marx and Aristotle, though centuries apart, both recognized that value is rooted in social relations rather than in objects themselves. Credit: GreekReporter Archive Marx, in Capital, openly ...

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As AI appears to become more human, Pope Leo XIV reminds us of the need to remain conscious of what makes us human in the ...

When Chat GPT was launched in November 2022, a million years ago, many journalists said it was over-hyped. Much of its purloined source material was junk, summoning the first law of data science: ...