Humans do something strange, something beautiful, and now something dangerous: we adopt emotional and cognitive states based on what we are told to feel, even if our internal state doesn't match.
We live in a time when few people trust institutions, and for good reason. The institutions that were once seen as guardians of public trust, scientific advancement, and justice now often appear as
Modern life is marked by rising anxiety, especially among the young, the educated, and the culturally aware. We often hear that this is caused by overstimulation, social media, or uncertainty about the future.
In drug development, public health, and regulatory science, inference is everything. Yet inference is fragile: even the clearest human thinker can reach the wrong conclusion if a key variable is missing. Machines, for
Introduction
Ideology does not survive because it is true. It survives because it is repeated. In every major system: education, politics, media, and even activist movements, ideas gain power not by being examined,
