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In my latest piece, I examine how the collapse of a common and shared reality is threatening our ability to govern, deliberate, and make informed decisions. From AI-driven disinformation to the concentration of power in a handful of platforms, the stakes have never been higher.
Information overload: Can we keep our minds and our democracy?
Algorithms and echo chambers are fracturing Australian society, but the democratic discourse hasn’t switched off yet.
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July 1, 2025 at 10:57 PM
In my latest piece, I examine how the collapse of a common and shared reality is threatening our ability to govern, deliberate, and make informed decisions. From AI-driven disinformation to the concentration of power in a handful of platforms, the stakes have never been higher.
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Short of nuclear strikes, Fordow is buried deep enough that it can’t be destroyed without multiple big bombs on top of each other, and possibly not even with that (ie damaged, but not destroyed).
There’s virtually no way it’s totally done. And in a broader sense, this is probably far from over.
There’s virtually no way it’s totally done. And in a broader sense, this is probably far from over.
June 22, 2025 at 12:20 AM
Short of nuclear strikes, Fordow is buried deep enough that it can’t be destroyed without multiple big bombs on top of each other, and possibly not even with that (ie damaged, but not destroyed).
There’s virtually no way it’s totally done. And in a broader sense, this is probably far from over.
There’s virtually no way it’s totally done. And in a broader sense, this is probably far from over.