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Trump and the Trumpists
Wolfgang Streeck
Trumpism, according to Wolfgang Streeck, was a result of a global shift from classes to status groups, exacerbating social rifts between neoliberal urban elites and the traditional working class.
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The Last Threshold
Anne Dambricourt Malassé
Understanding bipedalism in Homo sapiens as a result of the growing complexity of the nervous system, Anne Dambricourt Malassé argues, necessitates a new morpholical definition of our species.
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Super-Saturated Chemistry
Marc Henry
Is chemistry soluble in physics? Marc Henry says no. Quantum chemistry is a mathematical experiment, not the numerical resolution of a physical equation.
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Imperfect Ignorance
Arthur Cody
Belief, memory, and intention are comprehended only in their own terms. Philosopher Arthur Cody argues that our cognitive faculties do not fit into our scientific explanatory systems.
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The Recovery of Case
David Berlinski & Juan Uriagereka
Jean-Roger Vergnaud’s famous 1977 letter assumed that case is obligatory even in English, and part of Universal Grammar. Here Juan Uriagereka and David Berlinski analyze Vergnaud’s case filter.
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Fukugen
Ivan Fesenko
Inter-Universal Teichmüller theory applies mono-anabelian algorithms to algebraic fundamental groups in one universe to obtain descriptions of objects constructed from those groups in another
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The Excitable Mitochondria
John Hewitt
Without a CAD model of the brain, we will never be able to develop advanced brain implants. Instead of scaling up neural nets, John Hewitt argues, we need to begin with mitochondrial networks.
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Smells, Spanners, and Switches
Luca Turin
What if we have the olfactory system all wrong? Luca Turin shows how thinking of the nose as a vibrational spectroscope clarifies much we still do not understand about how olfaction works.
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Animadversions of a Synthetic Chemist
James Tour
Chemists study molecules. Synthetic chemists make them. What Nature does is anyone’s guess. James Tour constructs nanovehicles and considers the difficulties. What can we say of abiogenesis?
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