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Might consider going to this. They legitimately aren't, by the way. They legitimately aren't. They aren't a friend of ours, but that's a difference from being our enemy. #IntelligenceSquared #Iran https://www.instagram.com/p/B8qfMOGA6Qe/?igshid=1hy29va8nmdp0
Robert Rosenkranz introduces the Intelligence Squared Debate: Give Trump a Chance. Does his election offer evidence of an extremist culture, and does...
Does Donald Trump’s election offer evidence of an extremist culture, and does following his lead only ensure more of the same? Or do Americans have a patriotic duty to rally behind their leader, because doing anything else would only further divide the public, and therefore not benefit anyone?
Watch the live debate here and cast your vote: http://bit.ly/robert-rosenkranz-debate-trump
New Podcast Episode: On the Recent Intelligence Squared U.S. Debate About Basic Income https://ordinaryphilosophy.com/2017/04/10/12899/ #basicincome #podcast #thomaspaine #capitalism #economics #intelligencesquared #debate
Reframing artificial intelligence as an extension and codification of human capacity, they argued that it would be futile to try to preserve a human...
After financing a group of computer scientists who applied machine learning and statistical analysis to outperform the stock market, some interesting questions arose about whether machines might ever truly be intelligent enough to replace human experts.
Will the pursuit of superintelligence and autonomous machines result in unintended consequences? Should we fear AI, or will these fears prevent the next technological revolution? Learn more from the Intelligence Squared US debate: http://bit.ly/robert-rosenkranz-artificialintellignce-debate
Robert Rosenkranz an Intelligence Squared Debate Overview: The President Has Usurped the Constitutional Power of Congress
With executive orders, administrative regulations, creative interpretations of federal statutes, and executive agreements with other nations, it may seem that the President, not Congress, is, in effect, wielding the most potent legislative power.
Is Congress still the most powerful branch, or is this the era of the imperial presidency? Has the President usurped Congress's legislative power?
See my latest blog post on the debate here: http://bit.ly/robert-rosenkranz-presidentcongressdebate
http://bit.ly/America-Strong-Dollar-Policy It’s often taken for granted that America needs a strong dollar. When the value of the U.S. dollar is strong relative to other currencies, it becomes attractive to investors and allows Americans to buy foreign goods and services cheaply. But in times of recession, are we better off with a weak dollar that stimulates U.S. manufacturing by making our goods cheaper and more competitive? Or will the loss of purchasing power and currency manipulation abroad, offset the potential gains? You can watch Steve Forbes, Frederic Mishkin, James Grant, and John Taylor debate on the topic at +Intelligence Squared: http://bit.ly/America-Strong-Dollar-Policy
Another Intelligence Squared US debate: Wednesday, March 11 at 5:45pm At Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center
An Intelligence Squared US debate Wednesday, April 15 at 5:45pm At Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center
