Collective human vibrations
The power of vibrations to unite people, even when some of them sing out of tune.
Will open code survive the age of proprietary AI?
As we know today, artificial intelligence has taken over the technophile discourse. Except that this new technology could well undermine the open code industry. It even tends to cannibalize it. Should we then count on public AI?
The truth about "Eureka" moments
The history of science and technology is littered with "eureka" moments. From Archimedes to Newton, via René Laennec, inventions and theorems that are still relevant today often come from flashes of genius by thinkers and scientists. But how do these moments happen? And, above all, do they happen suddenly, or are they simply the result of brain training that leads to the end of patience and observation?
The politician's educational argument
The public sphere and sometimes the private scene evoke the pedagogical argument when they struggle to get their ideas across. But in what way is pedagogy an argumentation? "The foundation of pedagogy is the education of freedom".
Presence in virtual networks and restrictions on the use of mobile devices
The quality of our presence is sucked away by "social" networks. We remain physically present, but not mentally, as many teachers can observe in their classes. The social fabric is slowly being unravelled and recomposed in a different way on the Internet, by means of algorithms... how can we respond?