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Fact or Fiction: Will AI Restore a Shared Reality—or Replace It? In a time marked by fragmentation, polarization, and algorithmic amplification, a new proposition is gaining traction: that artificial

Consumerism Is Coming to An End Canadian pollster David Coletto recently posed a provocative question: Is consumerism beginning to stall? On the surface, the economy appears stable. Employment remains

Humans: The New Agents of AI In the early days of computing, machines were tools. Humans issued commands; computers obeyed. Today that relationship is quietly reversing. Increasingly, humans function

You’ve Lost Your Mind In an age of algorithmic conformity, personal sovereignty survives — if you choose it. Before every era of disruption, there is a moment when people believe the tide can still be

Cell Phones: A Gift for the Ages Fact or Fiction? Five Questions Every Parent Should Ask The smartphone is arguably the most powerful consumer device ever placed in a child’s hand. It connects them to

And it is certainly not a campaign bumper sticker. Yet once again, we find ourselves in an American political season where the past is waved like a flag—usually upside down. The War of 1812 is often r

In an age of perpetual commentary, silence is treated less as a choice than a failure. If you are not speaking, posting, condemning, or amplifying, you must be disengaged—or worse, complicit. But is that true? Or, like Poe’s raven, are we mistaking repetition for wisdom?

Fact or Fiction Canada’s Innovation Deficit Is About Capital Fiction . Canada’s innovation shortfall is routinely blamed on insufficient access to capital. While funding gaps exist, capital scarcity i

Fact or Fiction – All Comes to Those Who Wait or Patience is A Virtue. When waiting becomes excessive, change is no longer optional—it becomes imperative. Delay does not preserve stability; it raises

The Great New Year’s Day “Eat Less” Revelation : How to Save the World One Bite at a Time Happy New Year, dear KEI readers! As someone who earned a PhD in brain and behaviour over half a century ago a