Publish at November 26 2025 Updated November 26 2025
The way we look and the way we are looked at transforms the relationship between envisioning and staring, between welcoming and judging.
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Has artificial intelligence reached its limits? Problem of managing complexity, of ethics, of discernment, of understanding common sense. Maybe, but let's look at it differently. If in fact artificial intelligence was what parchments were to books 500 years ago, at the time of the last great Western mutation called the Renaissance?
When "Hallyu" even hits school
A new culture has been attracting the interest of young people and adults alike in recent years: that of South Korea. The wave known as "Hallyu" affects cinema as much as music, and teenagers are very fond of it. Would it be possible to use it in the classroom?
New forms of housing and education
More and more people are rethinking their lifestyles. Housing is at the heart of these concerns, as it represents a point of attachment and a major budgetary constraint. Some people are living differently and doing very well. They are proof that for many people, being is definitely better than having.
Valuing a course means recognizing the teacher
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Thanks to the web, will individualism prevail over social determinism?
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