Future

Vitaly Golovkov05.08.2026

An essay at the intersection of law, philosophy, and advanced technology exploring why everyday cruelty toward digital entities may erode the social contract faster than our legal systems can adapt. Public Abuse of Humanlike Forms Is a Threat to Humanity, Not to Machines Over the past few years, a peculiar and fleeting ritual has appeared […]

Robert Reich13.07.2026

As we lose jobs and the middle class contracts, where will consumer demand come from? Through the end of June, about $3.2 trillion in AI deals have occurred this year. That’s a 45 percent jump from a year earlier, according to Dealogic, a data provider. It’s the most spent on deal-making over a half-year period […]

Alexander Rimov07.07.2026

When people speak of VDNKh, they often describe it as a “place of power.” In the case of Russia’s Main Exhibition, however, the phrase is more than a convenient metaphor. Few places in the world have brought together so naturally three distinct historical eras and three radically different visions of the future: the monumental imperial […]

Anastasia Nosacheva05.05.2026

Recently, the topic of gender has been increasingly raised in modern society. The gender approach is widely used in many areas of human life: pedagogy, psychology, politics, economics, education, and many others. This is not surprising, as the issue of gender identity is one of the most significant for a person’s self-perception. When a child […]

Vitaly Golovkov23.04.2026

Slowly crossing the threshold of the church, where the echo of personal communion with God still fades, after the sacred silence of the holy sacrament, I immerse myself in the inexorable rhythm of progress. Beyond the walls, I am greeted by the environment of an already familiar reality: the noise of high-tech everyday life, the […]

Klim Zhukov16.02.2026

This is very, VERY sad news. I don’t want to exaggerate or draw premature conclusions, but this turn of events in the film industry is, to put it mildly, frightening and shocking. I dare to suspect that everyone has noticed how the quality of global cinema has plummeted recently. Many complain about stupid plots, incompetent […]

Vladimir Morozov16.01.2026

Watching the senseless and merciless attempts by the government, parliamentarians, and officials at all levels to “create incentives to increase the birth rate” brings tears to my eyes with emotion. What persistence is this? On the one hand, doing everything possible and impossible to ensure the birth rate dies, while on the other, constantly inventing […]

Igor Filonenko03.10.2025

1. Introduction. Why do they move capitals? History knows many examples when states decided to move their capital. Since the 18th century 69 countries have changed their center. It is always more than just an administrative step; it is a strategic move, reflecting new national priorities. The main reasons behind such decisions can be grouped […]

Robert Reich03.09.2025

Today I’d like to talk about AI, because it’s real and it’s coming at us at extraordinary speed. AI is just getting started. I live a few miles away from the heart of where it’s being devised, and that heart has no beat. I ask questions of the people working on it, who tell me […]

David Tilman02.09.2025

Chapter 1. Today more significant changes take place in months or years-or even seconds, in the case of atomic explosions. While the real extent and nature of the impact of ancient technology must not be underestimated, what impresses us almost as much is the failure of the ancients to pursue inventions, and the slow rate […]

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The Law of Tomorrow

Who’s Gonna Buy All the AI Stuff?

VDNKh and the Contours of the Future

Gender in the Modern World

Incense with the Digital Trail

The End of Cinema

A Battle for the Birth Rate

Moving the Capital: Global Experience and Prospects for Russia

AI is Our Real Future

The Ancient Roots of Our Ecological Crisis (Ch.2)

The Law of Tomorrow

The Michael Jackson Biopic is Missing its Most Controversial Story

Madama Butterfly and the Japan of the Western Imagination

The Spanish Civil War at 90: the Republic’s Response