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The AI Revolution’s green-shoots phase
Here and there, non-tech businesses are finding productive uses for AI. Yet if lab progress is accelerating as fast as the benchmarks suggest, shouldn’t the economy be feeling it by now?
Episode 901: Jael and the Fall of Sisera (Judges 4:17–24)
Peter Leithart, Jeff Myers, James Bejon, and Alastair Roberts conclude their discussion of Judges 4, exploring Jael’s welcome of Sisera and her decisive victory with a tent peg and hammer. They trace connections with Rahab, Samson and Delilah, and the Levite’s concubine, considering hospitality, deception, and loyalty to God’s people. Along the way, they examine Jael and Deborah as figures of faithful motherhood, the significance of milk and honey, and the use of ordinary household tools in the Lord’s warfare.
French Students Are Protesting a State That Has Failed Them
France's highly centralized welfare state has failed to deliver on its promises. Now students are taking to the streets.
Where to Start With Southern Gothic Literature
5 classics you must read
Episode 155: Supreme Court upholds lighter sentence for Aborigin…
In Episode 155, we explain why the federal "no more pipelines" law was struck down by an Alberta court for the second time. Plus, we walk through a Supreme Court of Canada decision that upheld a light sentence given to an Aboriginal man who beat up his Aboriginal girlfriend.
Affordability Trilogy, Part 3. Why is the free market so unpopular?
[This is a third post based on scripts for the “weekly rant.” ]
The Machine Conquers The Artist
And: AI Escaping Containment; Slop in Church; Muslim Brotherhood In US
Why Is Reform Losing Support? Reflections on an important shift in the polls
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The special ingredient
None dare say “battle of the bands.” Apologies: I just did. Three weeks ago, the New York Philharmonic, under Gustavo Dudamel, played Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 in David Geffen Hall. Last night, the Philadelphia Orchestra, under Yannick Nézet-Séguin, played the same symphony in Carnegie Hall.
A Quick Message
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The Critic’s Notebook
On Sienese bronze, Scott Kahn, Nikos Kazantzakis, Felix Mendelssohn & more from the world of culture.
The Greatest Line of American Literature
How Three Words Capture the Restlessness of the Modern Soul
The Rosary is the is Church's Greatest Weapon: Pope Leo XIII | Ep. 95
In this episode, we cover the rousing call by Pope Leo XIII to devotion to Our Lady through the Holy Rosary from the encyclical that established this month (October) as the Month of the Rosary: Supremi Apostolatus Officio: On Devotion to the Rosary (September 1, 1883).
La Ley de Nietos y la suspensión del voto
## La suspensión del voto y el alcance de la Ley de Nietos El presentador sostiene que el Tribunal Supremo **no ha suspendido el voto de todos los descendientes de exiliados**, sino cautelarmente el de quienes obtuvieron la nacionalidad mediante una instrucción ministerial que, según explica, amplió los supuestos previstos en la Ley de Memoria Democrática. Distingue entre descendientes de exiliados políticos y descendientes de emigrantes económicos, y afirma que los primeros pueden votar si acreditan esa condición.
Il 13 ottobre e la guarigione delle nostre ferite
Lo storico che, tra cinquanta o cento anni, volesse fissare in un’istantanea la giornata del 13 ottobre 2026, centonovesimo anniversario dell’ultima apparizione della Madonna a Fatima, si troverebbe davanti a questo quadro. Il 14 ottobre papa Leone XIV avrebbe dovuto chiudere, nella basilica di San Pietro, l’incontro internazionale dedicato al decimo anniversario dell’esortazione di papa Francesco Amoris laetitia.
Maria unisce, la sinodalità divide
Nello stesso giorno di ottobre, festa della Madonna del Rosario, si sono aperti a Roma, a poche centinaia di metri l’uno dall’altro, due significativi eventi. Il primo è stato l’incontro convocato da Leone XIV dal 7 al 14 ottobre, con la partecipazione di circa 250 vescovi, tra presidenti delle Conferenze episcopali e responsabili delle Chiese cattoliche orientali, insieme a famiglie ed esperti, per discutere sull’esortazione apostolica di Francesco Amoris laetitia. Il secondo evento è stato il convegno internazionale De Maria numquam satis.
Magis Sunt Violentiae Quam Leges: On a Proposed Amendment to the Virginia Constitution
A classical consideration of a proposed amendment to the Virginia Constitution.
Josh Blackman on the Establishment Clause and the States Michael Ramsey
At Civitas Outlook, Josh Blackman: The Establishment Clause at the Second Founding. From the introduction:
Quantum Mechanics: Lesson 1
As my writing has become more popular, I have found it more difficult to learn about new topics. When I was a nobody graduate student, I would sometimes get really into an academic literature or try to master a statistical method. Now, the opportunity costs of doing this are much higher. If I bury my head in dozens of papers to learn about a completely new subject, it may be a while before I have anything to say.
Amid the chaos and the night of man
An excerpt from The Hundredfold: Songs for the Lord
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