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Interviews with educators, innovative graduate students and individuals who've devoted their lives to the development of the world's youth.

Fumfer Physics 33: Relational Information and the Leaky Quantum Universe
Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner explore an “informational cosmology” where the universe is a relational information-processing system. Rosner defines information as selecting one outcome from many possible outcomes, which only counts when events leave durable, readable records. They contrast transient and stable traces, from stellar reactions to human memories, and ask whether awareness matters to cosmic information. Questioning simple “universe as computer” models, they propose emergent, fuzzy properties that sharpen with scale, tied to quantum entanglement and probabilistic “leakiness.” The universe continually defines its own frame through changing relations, not absolute size or static digital bits evolving over time.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen3 months ago in Education
How the Peace School Is Redefining Education: Dr. Nasser Yousefi and Baran Yousefi on Love, Democracy, and Learning in 2025
Dr. Nasser Yousefi and Baran Yousefi are the creators of the Peace School, a Canadian lab school dedicated to humanistic, child-centred education. Drawing on backgrounds in psychology, pedagogy, and community work, they design environments where children explore relationships, values, and critical thinking rather than merely perform for grades or rankings. Their work challenges behaviourist, test-driven schooling by foregrounding emotional intelligence, democratic participation, and love as core educational principles. Through collaborations with universities, community partners, and international scholars, they aim to build a global network of progressive educators committed to inclusive, peace-oriented learning for children and families worldwide today and tomorrow.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen3 months ago in Education
**Who Is Harlem Richard$?
A New Wave Is Rising Out of Ghana — and His Name Is Harlem Richard$ Every generation has an artist who doesn’t fit the mold — someone who arrives with a sound, an aesthetic, and a worldview that feels imported from the future. For Ghana, that rising star is Harlem Richard$:
By K.y.e Dynasty Records3 months ago in Education
The Last Gamer Standing: A 24-Hour PUBG Odyssey. AI-Generated.
The idea was born in the dim glow of a Discord server, a challenge whispered among digital comrades: who had the grit, the skill, the sheer endurance to be the "Last Gamer Standing"? For 17-year-old Leo, it wasn’t just a challenge; it was a calling. He would play PUBG for 24 hours straight, a marathon stream to prove his worth in the only arena that felt like it mattered.
By HAADI3 months ago in Education
moana liv actieon
Why the Live-Action Moana Is Trending: Key Questions Fans Are Asking Writer: King Pokhtoon The live-action remake of Moana has become one of the most talked-about upcoming movies in the United States. Every time a new update, teaser clip, or casting announcement appears online, social media explodes with reactions, excitement, and sometimes criticism. Because of all this, people have started asking many similar questions. In this article, I will break down the key questions fans usually ask and answer them in simple, clear language.
By king pokhtoon3 months ago in Education
The Man Who Sold the River . AI-Generated.
Councilman Alistair Finch was a good man. He believed this with the same fervent certainty with which he believed the sun would rise. He had entered public service two decades ago with a genuine fire in his belly, a desire to mend potholes, fund libraries, and keep the parks green for the children of Cedar Brook. He was a good man who, over the years, had become very good at telling himself very convenient stories.
By HAADI3 months ago in Education
Harlem Richard$
Harlem Richard$ (born date unknown) is a Caribbean-born, Ghana-based singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Known for blending dancehall, traphall, Afropop, Afro-R&B, and dark cinematic pop, he is recognized for his emotional themes, spiritual undertones, and luxury/occult visual style. He is the founder and lead creative force behind the independent label Lynore Records.
By K.y.e Dynasty Records3 months ago in Education
The Battle for Election Integrity: A Deep Dive into Rigged Systems and Paths to Restoratio
In a powerful discussion on election fraud and government overreach, a former law professor and filmmaker behind the censored documentary Let My People Go shared frontline insights into America's broken voting systems. With years of experience battling election irregularities, health mandates, and institutional corruption, he dissected the 2025 midterm losses, the perils of electronic voting, and urgent solutions under a potential Trump administration. The core message: Elections remain rigged, and establishment narratives—left or right—are deliberate distractions.
By Voice of Reality3 months ago in Education
REAB is Here . AI-Generated.
REAB – A New Era of Social Connection and Digital Empowerment** In a time when the digital world is shaping the way people connect, communicate, and create, a new platform is rising with a clear vision to bring innovation and authenticity to social networking. **REAB**, founded by **Rahmatullah Nuroz**, is more than just another online application—it is a modern digital space designed to connect people, ideas, and creativity on a single platform. Inspired by global platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, REAB aims to combine their best features while adding unique innovations that respond to the needs of Afghan users and a global audience.
By Bilal Mohammadi3 months ago in Education
Inside U.S. Intelligence Concerns
In a recent comprehensive interview, former intelligence officer Thomas Speciale offered an extended and thoughtful perspective on what he views as long-standing structural challenges inside the U.S. intelligence community and broader federal government. Drawing from years of service in national security and defense environments, Speciale discussed issues surrounding transparency, political influence, cultural dynamics, and the need for clearer oversight mechanisms.
By Voice of Reality3 months ago in Education
Life Lessons in your 20s, 30s, and 40s:
What Time Teaches Us that Youth Never Could: Every decade of life teaches you something you couldn’t have understood before—not because you weren’t smart enough, but because some lessons require time, pressure, and a little bit of bruising. Your 20s, 30s, and 40s shape you in drastically different ways, and looking back, you often realize you weren’t becoming someone new—you were uncovering the person you were meant to be.
By Salah Uddin3 months ago in Education
The Symmetry of Seven. AI-Generated.
Detective Miles Kaito hated the word "senseless." Every murder, no matter how brutal, made a twisted kind of sense to the perpetrator. But the case landing on his desk on a rain-slicked Tuesday morning was testing his conviction. The victim, a celebrated cardiac surgeon named Dr. Alistair Finch, had been found in his greenhouse. He wasn't stabbed, shot, or bludgeoned. He had been meticulously, almost surgically, poisoned by a rare oleander toxin administered through a single prick on his thumb. The scene was spotless, devoid of struggle, of rage, of anything that felt… human.
By HAADI3 months ago in Education