Tag: Op-ed
SAVING SA OP-ED: Taking back our dreams and our country — why the National Dialogue is the only way forward
Since Nelson Mandela’s 1994 promise of a ‘triumph in the effort to implant hope in the breasts of the millions of our people’ has begun to sound like a farce, now is the time for ordinary South Africans to ask the ruling classes to stop the charade...
Op-Ed: Life imitates science? It does on social media when the science is about stress, heat, and moods
Anything connected to the internet — from smartphones to power plant controllers — can be manipulated. — Photo: — © PhotoTelegram It’s far too easy to get cynical about social media as any sort of indicator of anything. Between the bots and the brief attention spans, what’s real? What’s actually worth noticing. You’d be surprised.
Op-ed | U.S. leadership of cislunar space hinges on foresight and planning
Fifty years after the conclusion of the Apollo program — arguably the greatest technological achievement in human history — the eyes of the entire world are once again fixed upon […] The post Op-ed | U.S. leadership of cislunar space hinges on foresight and planning appeared first on SpaceNews...
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