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The Impact of Misinformation and Disinformation in International Relations

In today’s digital age, misinformation and disinformation have become pervasive, influencing global interactions and international relations significantly (Pherson et al., 2021). The strategic deployment of these information campaigns by nation-states has transformed them into powerful tools that manipulate public opinion, impact policy-making, and shape diplomatic relations (Sanchez, 2021). This phenomenon is particularly critical in the…
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Strategic Technologies and Global Power Shifts through China’s Investments – Part 2

Abstract This continues from Part 1 https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1833117371982139652 This paper examines the strategic implications of China’s investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and space exploration, arguing that these are not merely enhancements of technological prowess but deliberate maneuvers aimed at reshaping global power dynamics and the frameworks of international governance. As posited by the central thesis, these…
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Strategic Technologies & Global Power Shifts through China’s Investments in AI and Space Exploration

Abstract This paper examines the strategic implications of China’s investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and space exploration, arguing that these are not merely enhancements of technological prowess but deliberate maneuvers aimed at reshaping global power dynamics and the frameworks of international governance. As posited by the central thesis, these investments serve dual purposes: augmenting China’s…
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The Welfare State and the Infrastructure State… A Tale of Two Futures

Government intervention in the form of welfare programs often begins with good intentions: providing a safety net for the vulnerable, reducing poverty, and promoting equality. However, these programs are inherently flawed in their assumptions about human nature and economics. Over time, they create a class of dependents who become reliant on the state, rather than…
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The Necessity of Identity in Signing

In order to sign any document, whether in a physical or digital form, the concept of identity is indispensable. The very act of signing signifies that an identifiable entity stands behind the action, either as an individual or organisation, and that this entity takes responsibility for the content to which the signature is appended. Without…
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The Fallacies of Personal Incredulity and Ad Hominem in Criticisms of My Work

Introduction: In a recent tweet, a user (@FrankRundatz) commented on the ongoing discussions surrounding my work and dismissed my technical explanations as mere “technobabble.” This is a common tactic employed by critics who, rather than engaging with the specific points I make, resort to vague accusations and personal attacks. The tweet is a clear example…
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