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The idea that a government would rank its citizens based on their moral conduct is probably jarring to most Americans, so James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana discuss how China’s social credit system appears to be a very foreign concept in some ways while also being very familiar in others (01:36). The guys also consider the concern that has been raised that the scientific breakthroughs which may allow cancer to be diagnosed extremely early could possibly be too much to handle for our psyches (35:16).
China’s Social Credit System: Speculation vs. Reality (The Diplomat)
Social Credit System (Wikipedia)
Will We All Soon Live in Cancerland? (WSJ)
Science Surgery: ‘Do we all have potentially cancerous cells in our bodies?’ (Cancer Research UK)
Seeing the recent efforts of Andy Stanley, a prominent evangelical pastor from Georgia, to get the church out of politics, James Keys and Tunde...
Historian Jonathan D. Cohen has recently been making the rounds asking some important questions about whether operating a lottery is a proper thing for...
James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana take a look at the ongoing global AI development race and consider in light of its recent development technologies...