HeyJaredTawfiq Alsaif
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Sustainable Development... Reflections on the Concept (opens the original)
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The concept of "sustainable development" is a recent emergence in development literature and economics. Until recently, its usage was limited to environmental studies. It seems to me that its initial prominence came as a response to what was perceived as the overreach of the industrial sector, which led - among other outcomes - to the shrinkage of the agricultural sector (particularly traditional agriculture, forestry, and fisheries) and harmed the environment and the way of life in traditional
The Rule of the Machines (opens the original)
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In 2002, David Blunkett, the former British home secretary, proposed a bill requiring citizens to carry a personal identity card bearing their names, photographs, and home address. Britain is one of 11 countries that do not require their citizens to carry identification inside the country. The minister said at the time that the law was not only a security necessity, but was aimed primarily at providing a reliable database for social and economic planning. The bill provoked fierce controversy, an
Wreck Your Phones...Wreck Your Cars! (opens the original)
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Many people followed the news of the nuclear agreement between Saudi Arabia and the United States, each for their own reason. Some viewed it from a political perspective, others regarded it as a source of national pride, while a third group focused on its commercial implications. For me, however, the most important aspect is breaking the technological barrier. Let me begin with a story from nearly four decades ago. In short, one of our merchants owned a factory that assembled the familiar yellow
Stories of Fools and Simpletons (opens the original)
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Suppose you came across a headline reading, "Gulf Family Assaulted in Istanbul." There is a 70 percent chance that you would read the entire story, along with all the comments beneath it, even if there were a hundred of them. Let us say that this type of story captures the attention of 70 percent of internet users and viewers of short videos on social media. You are likely to find the same proportion among people gathered in social and family circles. The stories that attract the greatest intere
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