'There is hope that the global acceptance which is predicted to accompany the AI robot chefs would make up for its many years of prolonged journey'. - Jude Chukwudozie
Barry, Barrack, Senator, President!!!!!!! History never stops to amaze one in ways a little difficult to understand. But often some do end up seemingly amazing history itself. How time flies. Guess it seemed like yesterday that Mr. Obama gave his first victory speech on the 4th of November, 2008. Till today the key words of that motivating speech still resonate through my eardrum every now and then. Hear Obama "if there is anyone who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of our fathers is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer". And thus began the road to limelight, fame, reputation, power, and whatever you can imagine. After almost eight years of sitting at the oval office and calling the shots from there, what will probably remain for everyone including Mr. Obama is history. For the reckoning of the human mind, after February 2nd, 2017, America will ne
The central doctrine of Process Philosophy holds that man is in a state of Constant Change or Becoming. And rightly so. Man is continuously changing and human development is involved in an endless process of evolution. This can be likened to the Hegelian “Absolute Spirit” which is constantly developing and creating a whole new universe like a world of continuous formation. As man evolves, technology also evolves with him. Today, a state has been attained where the forces of good and evil, of right and wrong are at war. A balance must not only be maintained but also sustained or man stands to risk the loss of his humanity to the creations of his own hands. I remember a wise man telling me many years ago that the greatest enemy of man is the self. A subjective notion, though, but one that will pass the validity test for intelligibility and perhaps truth, anytime. The quest about the “self” started with the ancient Greek Philosopher, Socrates. According to the thinker, the only way for
In the run-up to Sunday’s October 2 nd 2022 general election, a climate of both fear and tension eclipsed Latin America’s largest country and one of the oldest democracies in the world, Brazil. Exchange of angry words and vituperations were common place during the electioneering campaign which significantly has contributed in making the 2022 general election in the country the most polarized in its election history. With the first round of voting come and gone and neither of the two front-runners, Lula and Bolsonaro securing the constitutional 50% pass mark, Brazilians may well be set for another season of uneasy calm until it is relieved of the current hangover over its political space through a conclusive Presidential re-run. As is the case with general elections, an estimated 156 million registered voters participated in the voting process to elect the President and Vice-President, a third of the senate, 513 members of the House of Deputies, State Governors and Legislators. A
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