Elk academisch debat heeft minstens twee kanten

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Jan Jaap de Ruiter
16/03/2024

In dit blog ga ik in op een eerder stuk van collega Michiel Bot over de vraag of Tilburg University over moet gaan tot een boycot van Israëlische zusterinstellingen.

My goodbye to Omegle

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Naomi Hofman
07/03/2024

The platform known for randomized global video chatting is dead. Omegle, launched in March 2009, has ceased to exist. Date of death: November 8th, 2023. Perpetrator: Leif K-Brooks of Brattleboro, Vermont. Also known as: the founder of Omegle. 

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Generative AI and the uncanny valley (and a call to action)

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Ruben den Boer
09/03/2023

Understanding how we perceive AI-generated content is not only new and exciting. It is urgent. As students and scholars of digital culture, we should develop an empirically grounded understanding of this new mode of discourse. 

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The Gender Pay Gap In The Online & Offline Nexus

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Blean Tsige
29/09/2023

This essay focuses on the discrimination and bias against women in the workforce. The current pay gap is 13% less per hour for women than for men (EU, 2021).

The Child Of Rage

The Child Of Rage

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Blean Tsige
30/01/2024

This essay focuses on the definition of evil by analyzing the case of Beth Thomas. The analysis deals with evilness, how it occurs and how it can manifest even in children.

Privacy On Social Media Platforms

Privacy On Social Media

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Blean Tsige
18/01/2024

In this essay, the main aim is to scrutinize the issues social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, have caused amongst the public. They have infringed on privacy, to the extent that the user's private data is not safe anymore.

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Obesity: A Human (Interactive) Kind Or Natural Kind?

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Blean Tsige
10/01/2024

This paper is a short analysis of obesity and how this issue is a human (interactive) kind since obesity is not considered to be constructed through natural consequences (Hacking, 1995).