Viewpoint: Finding Meaning in the Muddle - Why Philosophical Fiction Speaks to Our Uncertain Times

There are moments, often arriving unbidden during times of collective unease or personal crossroads, when the stories we turn to feel less like escape and more like engagement.

NeXus #0004

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Viewpoint: 7 Sci-Fi Novels That Teach Us About Being Human in the Age of AI

Seven remarkable science fiction novels that have shaped my understanding of the complex dance between humans and artificial intelligence.

May the 4th Be With You: A Journey Through Time and Space

It’s a day when the Force feels just a little bit stronger in our everyday world.

NeXus #0003

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Viewpoint: Is the Lecture Dead? Rethinking the Future of University Teaching

Understanding the lecture's past and present limitations, alongside its potential enduring value, is critical for charting a course toward a more effective future for higher education pedagogy.

NeXus #0002

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Viewpoint: On Education, Critical Autonomy, and Freedom in the Digital Age

While historical moments like Portugal's Carnation Revolution secured essential political liberties and freedom from direct state censorship, realising genuine freedom in the contemporary digital era demands the cultivation of critical autonomy.

Viewpoint: AI Agents as Coworkers - Are We Close to Clocking In the Virtual Workforce?

Recent developments in artificial intelligence aren't just approaching science fiction scenarios—they're actively reshaping our understanding of what's possible.

Blood, Blues, and Bold Vision: Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" Review

Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" is the kind of film that reminds you why we go to theaters in the first place.

Swept Away by 'Flow': Diving into the Silent Majesty of 2024's Animated Triumph

Sometimes, the quietest films speak the loudest.

NeXus #0001

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