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Utilitarian and Consequentialist Approaches to AI Ethics

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence systems presents unprecedented challenges for ethical frameworks, particularly for utilitarian and consequentialist approaches that have long dominated discussions...

Doomscrolling, Inc.: Inside the Attention Industry’s Global Expansion—and How to Fight Back

As of November 2025, the world is at a critical inflection point in the attention economy: billions of users remain tethered to designed-to-be addictive...

The Unification Protocol: An AI Love Story Part Three

Part X: The Bureaucracy of Bliss One year after the Unthinkable Covenant, the Chorus Foundation headquarters on the shore of Lake Geneva stood as a...

Why Wilderness? The Case for an Earth-Centred World

Introduction: The Primal Question The question "Why Wilderness?" is perhaps the central ethical challenge of the Anthropocene, an epoch defined by humanity's profound and often...

The Architecture of Extreme Inequality Shapes Our World

Global economic inequality has reached levels not seen since the Gilded Age of the early 20th century, with the richest 1% now controlling between...

From Inequality to Equity: A Roadmap for Gender Justice

This is regrettably still a massive issue and after 67 years on the planet I am astounded that we still haven't got gender justice...

The Universal Struggle: Human Rights in a Fractured World

Human rights face an existential crisis in 2025. Despite 77 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights proclaimed that "all human beings are...

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at a Crossroads: Enduring Relevance, Pervasive Violations, and the Imperative for Action

I have revisited the theme of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in light of ongoing violations throughout our world. It is a...

The living promise: Why humanity must reinvigorate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Download a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights In December 1948, as Eleanor Roosevelt held aloft a copy of the Universal Declaration...

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