Hegelian dialectics is a 19th century German philosopher G.W.F. Hegel's method of argument that uses a contradictory process between opposing sides. The opposing sides depend on the subject matter, and can be different definitions of logical concepts or consciousness. The process leads to a linear evolution from less sophisticated definitions to more sophisticated ones. Here's how it works

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A report published Tuesday by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) identified geographical and generational differences in how much attention is paid to news creators compared to traditional media outlets and journalists on social and video platforms. In countries including the United States, Mexico, Thailand, the Philippines, Nigeria, and Kenya, survey respondents reported paying more attention to news creators than to mainstream media. The opposite is true in countries including Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, Norway, and Australia.

Tuesday’s elections weren’t random blips, they were a pulse check. Democratic messaging is still landing. Voters are telling us what matters: rights, schools, democracy. This is how Democratic momentum starts.

My highly talented neighbor, who is a CUNY graduate student, called this victory months ago. Zohran Mamdani won the New York Mayor’s race. Mamdani will be the youngest New York mayor in a century, after a rapid rise past Andrew Cuomo, Curtis Sliwa, and others.

The 11th Circuit Court Rebukes Cannon, Clock Now Running A "loose cannon" is an unpredictable person. A person who is reckless, impulsive, and acts in a way that causes problems or chaos.

Today - The City Island Yellers Club urges everyone to yell as loud as possible #VOTE to exercise our civic duty and to #VOTE