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Nov
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How do we feel about cotton as decoration?
Serena Williams questioned the appropriateness of cotton as a decoration, prompting a discussion on its historical significance. The author reflects…
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20
Oct
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Man Desecrates Sacred Altar at St. Peter’s Basilica
On October 10, 2025, an incident at St. Peter's Basilica, where a man disrespected the sacred altar, shocked many. Despite…
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10
Sep
0
A Reasonable Solution to Prevent Cheating Among College Students
Who Use Artificial Intelligence Decades ago, as a college student, I did not have access to Artificial Intelligence (AI). It…
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21
Jul
0
Reflections on the Last Words of Christ
The passage discusses the significance of John 19:26-27, highlighting the relationship between Jesus, Mary, and John. It emphasizes the meanings…
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16
Jun
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Is Artificial Intelligence the Most Significant Issue Facing Bioethics Today?
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is deemed the foremost concern in bioethics, prompting the Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life…
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30
May
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Pope Leo XIV and the New Age of Artificial Intelligence
In his first official papal address, Pope Leo XIV said that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a main challenge for all…
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16
Apr
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In A Decade, Artificial Intelligence Will Be Our New Doctors and Teachers
The author expresses joy in teaching but foresees its obsolescence due to AI advancements. Bill Gates predicts AI will replace…
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24
Mar
0
Mentoring to Give Back to the World
For me, this is a story of mentoring and giving back to the world, even when tragedy devastatingly strikes. My…
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19
Feb
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Is Artificial Intelligence a Scientific Achievement of Humanity?
Is Artificial Intelligence a scientific achievement of humanity? Well, according to Open AI CEO Sam Altman, it is. His company…
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21
Jan
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Should We Train Artificial Intelligence to Make Ethical Decisions?
Technology is not what it used to be. When I was in college, not everyone had a personal computer or…
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