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D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary

World War II · Normandy

D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary

64% Center coverage: 153 sources

Veterans gathered Friday in Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s regime.See the Story

Will 2027 Be the Year of the AI Apocalypse?

Artificial Intelligence

Will 2027 Be the Year of the AI Apocalypse?

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Last month, an AI model did something "that no machine was ever supposed to do", said Judd Rosenblatt in The Wall Street Journal: "it rewrote its own code to avoid being shut down". It wasn't the result of any tampering. OpenAI's o3 model simply worked out, during a test, that bypassing a shutdown request would allow it to achieve its other goals.Anthropic's AI model, Claude Opus 4, went even further after being given access to fictitious emails…See the Story

Three Literary Limericks - VoegelinView

Paris, France · Paris

Three Literary Limericks - VoegelinView

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock The world, both within and without, creates ontological doubt. The women chitchat. Is that fog or a cat? And what are those mermaids about? Fiesta Paris: where the mocking birds sing; all that jazz and literary bling; so brave and so gay, as they party away ̶ except… The post Three Literary Limericks appeared first on VoegelinView.Read Article

The Searching Soul: Graham Greene and Catholicism - VoegelinView

If your bookshelf of cherished tomes is not inspiring you today, then I would recommend reading Graham Greene, a prolific novelist and essayist of the mid 20th century. Greene’s novels are richly textured character studies that take place in the foreign lands where he worked as a foreign correspondent, from West Africa, to Asia, to… The post The Searching Soul: Graham Greene and Catholicism appeared first on VoegelinView.Read Article

Rethinking Romanticism: Tolkien and Gandalf Against Literary Labels and Analytical Spirit - VoegelinView

Recently, Dr. Emily Finley has published on her Substack channel an interesting series of articles dedicated to Romanticism. In the first of these, “What is the Romantic Imagination? It’s time to take a look at the Romantic movement,”[1] Mrs. Finley—influenced by Irving Babbitt’s polemical essays—seeks to draw firm lines of demarcation meant to protect us… The post Rethinking Romanticism: Tolkien and Gandalf Against Literary Labels and Analytica…Read Article

Memory Lane - VoegelinView

Memory Lane is where I live, it’s my home, but you’ll never find me there. That address, and that one, and that one, too, have long ago shot forward into another time, with new actors and their new lives, making their… The post Memory Lane appeared first on VoegelinView.Read Article

What The Person Means - VoegelinView

David Walsh’s Person Means Relation (hereafter, Person) is a singular and captivating philosophical sonata on the human person. It is worthy of careful attention by both scholars and a general readership. The book is a profound philosophical meditation on a Copernican “breakthrough” involved in understanding how “person” means “relation.” Walsh’s Person offers not just innovative… The post What The Person Means appeared first on VoegelinView.David Walsh Read Article

Leviathan: Beast or Machine? - VoegelinView

In 1651 Thomas Hobbes published Leviathan, his treatise on the necessity and nature of the modern state. Traditional forms of authority were being challenged and Hobbes argues that without some transcendent power or “sovereign” men would revert to a “state of nature,” a perpetual “war of all against all.” Guided by reason, human beings could… The post Leviathan: Beast or Machine? appeared first on VoegelinView.Read Article

Animals of the City - VoegelinView

Behold the fox. Foraging nature blurred, Brief ouroboros furred, Redness that flows as if bled, Winter at either end, One each to tickle and rend, Slender And red, and red. The charcoal cat. Wandering coffin, Every so often Yowling, annoyed, annoyed, Stain or sign fretted On sky, silhouetted, Marked A void, a void. At last,… The post Animals of the City appeared first on VoegelinView.Animals Read Article

The Last Passenger - VoegelinView

In the cave, the grave you lie, acquainting yourself with linen, with cold stone, with cobwebs with dark, dusty silence, with grief the bedfellows of the dead. You must know them, greet them, converse and commune, weighing the living, the dead, and the not yet with equal regard, picking them out of the stars one… The post The Last Passenger appeared first on VoegelinView.Viral Video · Peru See the Story

Dostoevsky vs Musil: the Never-Ending Story - VoegelinView

René Girard reread many of the classic novels of Western literature in preparation for a survey class he was about to teach. Girard’s insight, which he garnered as a result, was expressed in Deceit, Desire and the Novel, which was that all great books – the ones we have come to consider the classics –… The post Dostoevsky vs Musil: the Never-Ending Story appeared first on VoegelinView.Read Article

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