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  • Econ: What is econometrics?

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    Econometrics is a vital field within economics that applies statistical and mathematical tools to analyze economic data, aiming to test hypotheses, estimate relationships, and make forecasts. At its core, econometrics seeks to transform theoretical economic concepts into quantitative models that can be tested against real-world data. One of its primary objectives is to establish causal…

  • Fiction: The Summit of Shared Existence

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    Chapter 1: The Gathering Storm The towering, somewhat dilapidated hotel stood in the neutral Swiss Alps like a confused relic of the 1970s, its once-pristine exterior now plagued by the occasional crack in the wall and a decidedly un-chic sign that read “Hotel Quirkworth: You May Not Want To Ask.” It was perfect. Absolutely perfect.…

  • Myths: Magical Beings

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    Magical beings appear across cultures in various forms, representing human hopes, fears, and beliefs. These beings take on a multitude of appearances and roles, often embodying traits that reflect the cultural values and challenges of the societies that imagine them. Here’s an exploration of different magical beings across cultures: Fairies Fairies, or “fae,” have been…

  • Philosophy: Cultural Transmission

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    Cultural Transmission Across Generations: Exploring the Dynamics of Change and Continuity Cultural transmission refers to the process by which cultural information, values, beliefs, and behaviors are passed from one generation to another. It forms the foundation of social evolution, enabling societies to adapt to changing environments while preserving essential elements of their identity. This dynamic…

  • Bitcoin: The Fake Satoshi

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    Craig Wright, an Australian, sparked widespread controversy when he publicly claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. Despite his assertions, Wright failed to provide any irrefutable proof of his identity as Nakamoto, which led to skepticism within the cryptocurrency community and beyond. Wright’s repeated attempts to prove he was Bitcoin’s creator involved…

  • Debate! President Hinckley, of the LDS/Mormon Church

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    Gordon B. Hinckley vs. Richard Dawkins**not the real Richard Dawkins or GBH of course Setting: A well-lit, formal debate hall with a live audience. The two debaters are seated across from each other. Gordon B. Hinckley, former president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is dressed in a suit and tie, exuding…

  • Health: Orange Juice is Goodly Terrible for you

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    Orange Juice: Goodly Terrible for You When you think of orange juice, what comes to mind? For many, it’s a refreshing, tangy drink, often associated with a healthy start to the day. It’s an iconic breakfast beverage, packed with vitamin C and often touted as a quick, easy way to boost your immune system. But,…

  • Policy: Open-Science

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    Critically Evaluate the Arguments for and Against the Adoption of Open Science Principles in Different Scientific Disciplines Introduction: Open Science (OS) represents a transformative shift towards greater transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in scientific research. Its principles include open access publishing, open data sharing, open peer review, and open source software development. While OS offers numerous…

  • Debate! Bitcoin, Smith vs Nakamoto

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    First Question: What is the Ideal Form of Money? Moderator: Adam, what do you believe is the ideal form of money? Adam Smith:The ideal form of money is one that maintains its value over time, ensuring that its purchasing power remains relatively stable, and is widely accepted in exchange, facilitating seamless transactions within an economy.…

  • Debate! Heidegger vs Putnam

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    The Role of Language in Shaping Our Understanding of the World and the Nature of Meaning Moderator: Welcome, esteemed philosophers. Today, we discuss the role of language in shaping our understanding of the world and the nature of meaning. Martin Heidegger, let’s begin with your views. Martin Heidegger: Language is the house of Being. It…