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Ctrl+Alt+Doubt: Decoding the Language of Online Conspiracies with INSEAD Professor Henrich R. Greve (opens the original)
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Ctrl+Alt+Doubt offers a new way to understand why conspiracy theories grow and persist. Rather than treating them as cognitive errors, psychological pathologies, or products of echo chambers, Rao and Greve analyze conspiracy theories as linguistic constructions—stories built from recognizable semantic patterns. Using tools from distributional semantics, they map the semantic space of conspiracy talk and show how meanings are assembled, recombined, and diffused online. Book Link: https://amzn.eu/
Leadership Principles by Astronaut, Physician, and Citizen Scientist Dr. Shawna Pandya (opens the original)
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Dr. Shawna Pandya is a Canadian physician, commercial astronaut, aquanaut, researcher, and international speaker working at the intersection of space medicine, human performance, technology, and extreme environments . She is the first named female Canadian commercial astronaut and is scheduled to fly aboard Virgin Galactic’s Delta-class spacecraft with the International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS). Dr. Pandya serves as Director of the IIAS Space Medicine Group , Chief Instructor
An Astronaut’s Guide to Achieving the Impossible, with Eiman Jahangir (opens the original)
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In his deeply inspiring book, part memoir, part guide; astronaut and cardiologist Dr. Eiman Jahangir invites readers into a journey shaped by war, rejection, loss, and an unshakable belief in possibility. Born in Tehran during the Iran–Iraq War and raised in Nashville, Jahangir grew up gazing at the night sky with two impossible dreams: to become a doctor and to travel to space. After multiple NASA finalist rounds, he faced a choice familiar to anyone who has dared greatly: shrink the dream or r
Burn Bright, Build Slow: Sandhya Sabapathy on Building a Just Climate Future (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Network Capital Podcast , Sandhya Sabapathy, author of Burn Bright, Build Slow: How to Build a Just Climate Future , explores the ideas, institutions and leadership models required to address the climate crisis. The conversation reflects Network Capital’s broader interest in how individuals and organisations can combine purpose, intellectual curiosity and practical action. Sandhya argues that lasting progress cannot be built through urgency alone. It requires patient insti
Should university admissions be determined solely by examination performance, or should they assess the applicant as a whole? (opens the original)
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Harvard's holistic admissions system emerged in the 1920s, in part to reduce the number of Jewish students who had excelled under an examination-based system. "Character" and "fit" became the language through which discrimination could be exercised. That history remains the strongest argument for examinations: anyone with access to the syllabus and sufficient preparation can, in principle, compete on equal terms, and what the paper cannot see cannot be turned against the candidate. Yet examinati
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