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Ecocide Is the Word We’re Avoiding

What do we call the deliberate destruction of land, water, and infrastructure during war? The term “ecocide” has circulated for decades in legal debates, but it is not yet codified as an international crime. As environmental data from Gaza mounts, the question is no longer abstract. It is structural.

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We Are Not Insane

A reflection on propaganda, militarism, and the political vacuum shaping modern discours, sparked by Abby Martin’s documentary Earth’s Greatest Enemy.

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Adolescence Episode 1 Review

the mechanics of incarceration and one-shot masterpiece on display in episode 1 of adolescence. I review it here

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HotD: The Heirs of the Dragon Review

King Viserys was the reason the house of the dragon eventually falls, and it starts with the loss of Queen Aemma.

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The Brutalist: War between art and capital

The artist vs the financier. Art ROI.

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The Corporate Moral Dilemma

Companies face an interesting challenge: balancing the pursuit of profit with their ethical responsibility to consumers and society. This dilemma has opened a space for government support and innovative leadership to ensure businesses can thrive while maintaining ethical standards.

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