Saturday, October 17, 2026
Women Are More Emotionally Intelligent Than Men, and That’s a Problem – Landmark Study
Women really are more intelligent emotionally and may not get credit for these skills.
The Black Sea Game Nato Is Playing for Bulgaria Against Russia
In an esclalation, NATO increased surveillance in the south Black Sea, with recent attacks on ships off Bulgaria as the apparent justification.
Coffee Break: Coffee Break: A Further Note During Nobel Prize Month
Last week we discussed several Nobel Prizes that were not awarded in Medicine or Physiology, and I promised to return to the topic. Left out last week was the Nobel Prize never awarded to Rosalind Franklin, who provided the data that conclusively demonstrated the helical structure of double-stranded DNA, of which genes are made. The […]
Fear and Loathing of MMT
Exploring how interest rates and foreign exchange could affect spending choices in an MMT-aware currency issuer.
What Is Happening With India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI), the World’s Largest Real-Time Payments System?
For the first time since its launch a decade ago, merchants will soon have to pay fees to use the system. Some are suggesting that Washington may be behind the move.
West Asian War: Ansar Allah Hits Enemy HQ in Aden
Ansar Allah hit the enemy HQ in Aden and denied firing at Medina. CENTCOM claimed control of Hormuz as ship attacks hit new highs.
The Mortality Costs of Climate Change
Rising temperatures inflict a higher mortality cost than other extreme weather events.
It’s Official: Israel Will Dump the U.S. and Become ZISIS
Israeli strategists push decoupling from a waning U.S. as Israel veers toward a ZISIS model and risks internal collapse
Americans Who Go to Church and Trust Science Are Also More Likely to Believe in Ghosts and Curses, New Research Shows
Who’d have thunk it? You can believe in science and rationality and also believe in ghosts.
How Non-State Alliances Are Reshaping the Global Order
Non-state actors, aka rebels, are purportedly getting more external support. What are the roots of this shift?
Saudi National Arrested for Spying at OpenAI
Abdulrahman Alfozan, an OpenAI employee and a citizen of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been arrested for attempting to bug a meeting room.
West Asia War: Riyadh Ravaged, Battles in Yemen, Iranian Mines Sink Ship
Saudi Arabia and Ansar Allah continued to trade bombs and ballistic missiles. Battles continue in Yemen. More ships hit in the Strait.
