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O Grande Debate: Neoliberalismo em Perspetiva Vultos. Ensaio · Economia & Política O Grande Debate do Neoliberalismo Entre a promessa do mercado livre e as fraturas da desigualdade — uma análise das ideias que moldaram o mundo contemporâneo. ↓   scroll para ler Introdução O que é, afinal, o neoliberalismo? Poucas ideias na história recente geraram tanto debate como o neoliberalismo. Para os seus defensores, representa a melhor via para a prosperidade: mercados livres, Estado mínimo, iniciativa privada como motor do progresso. Para os seus críticos, é um projeto político disfarçado de ciência económica — uma engrenagem que concentra riqueza, corrói democracias e transforma cidadãos em mero "capital humano". [1] O termo nasce nos anos 1930, no Colóquio Walter Lippmann em Paris, como tentativa de repensar o liberalismo clássico. Mas é a partir das décadas de 1970 e 1980, com a ascensão d...

Why Going to the Moon Is Mostly a Problem of Falling Correctly The reentry. Physics & Space Why Going to the Moon Is Mostly a Problem of Falling Correctly The orbital mechanics, velocity management, and controlled descent behind lunar missions April 2026 The Moon — 384,400 km away, reachable only by falling correctly. A mission to the Moon looks, at first glance, like a story of brute force: a giant rocket rises, crosses the void, lands, and returns. But the real story is far subtler. Moon travel is not primarily about going upward — it is about speed, timing, gravitational fields, and controlled falling. Every phase of the mission, from launch through cruise, descent, and reentry, depends on using physics not to defeat gravity but to cooperate with it. The distance from Earth to the Moon — roughly 384,400 kilometres on average — is not the primary obstacle. The rea...

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How long does it take to run a marathon? The answer depends entirely on who you ask. The chart below uses a violin plot to show the full shape of the finishing time distribution — not just an average, but the entire spread from elite runners to first-timers.

"The future's uncertain and the end is always near" -  Jim Morrison This interactive timeline shows major global crises from 1945 to 2026, including wars, pandemics, economic shocks, and geopolitical events.

Conspiracy Theories as Epistemic Systems

  Business | Chatting bots A social network for AI agents is full of introspection—and threats How worried should you be about Moltbook?

In a world drowning in contradictions, doubt has become the only constant. Verena Solis, a journalist searching for truth, stumbles into a system designed not to silence, but to smother. Here, certainty is never banned — it is buried beneath noise, questions, and endless multiplication of versions. As protests collapse into paradox, as science is reframed into spectacle, she must decide whether truth can still survive when every fact is met with a thousand doubts. Atmospheric, unsettling, and urgently relevant,  The Ministry of Doubt  asks: what if ignorance wasn’t an accident, but the most powerful weapon of all?