One important difference between myself and many others who are observing the current wave of antisemitism and anti-Israeli attitudes are questions of time and first-hand experience. When I attended university in the mid-nineties, Israel was already labeled as a racist and apartheid state. This trend is nothing new, but rather a slow and progressive spreading of an anti-Israeli sentiment within the university system and now the culture at large. There was little doubt, decade

This is the second part of my series on Laurentian University, which is based on a discussion I had with my formerProfessor, Peter Suschnigg. Once again, this encounter took place in 1996 and reflects the continuous decline in both Canada and Western Civilisation. In the previous essay, I mentioned that there is a general attitude within academia and the West of “who cares.” That is, citizens of the West can have their culture and religion replaced by any other group, and the

I’ve written over half a million words across articles and books, covering topics from artificial intelligence to history, religion, and philosophy. But this short two-part series on Laurentian University is the most important work I’ve done. These essays confront the deep socio-economic and legal challenges now facing much of Western civilisation. As an opening remark, many Canadians believe that current issues like transgenderism, Marxism, or Post-Modernism are recent pheno

There is an ongoing debate about artificial intelligence (A.I.) and whether it might, at some point, achieve consciousness or life. Leading researchers such as Ilya Sutskever and Geoffrey Hinton have publicly speculated about the possibility of consciousness emerging in advanced A.I. systems. This discussion focuses on the question regarding the possibility of consciousness within A.I. However, the concepts of “consciousness,” “qualia,” or “subjective experience” are not suit