By Editorial Staff Every invention that has incredibly transformed human civilization—from the wheel and the printing…
Author: Jean Baptiste NDABANANIYE
AI was created to help humanity—including in war—so why does it now heighten our recklessness?
By Life In Humanity Analysis Desk When machines decide faster in military operations than humans can…
From Silicon Valley to “AI-god” —the “occult” logic behind the race to build super artificial intelligence
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Artificial intelligence [AI], in parts of Silicon Valley discourse, is no longer…
The oldest building materials: wisdom for modern humanity?
By Ephrem Murindabigwi Humanity—for thousands of years—built some of its most enduring cities, monuments, and civilizations…
From Rwanda to Azerbaijan-what environmental progress teaches, and global struggle for environmental survival
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye As Rwanda and Azerbaijan are among countries which marked World Environment Day…
3 major activities, one goal: REMA is expediting climate action with Green Amayaga Phase II and Environment Week Launch
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Rwanda Environment Management Authority [REMA] conducted three major activities on 30 May…
Professor Jiang Xueqin believes that humanity has entered the most dangerous decade
By Editorial Staff “The most dangerous moments in history never felt dangerous in the beginning. In…
Akagera’s remarkable revival—how Rwanda has turned a threatened park into a conservation success story
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye For Enock Mutambyi, the moment he finally stood face-to-face with an elephant…
The city which melted in a moment: Tall el-Hammam and the Sodom debate—does science buttress the Scripture?
By Life In Humanity Analysis Desk The modern world often speaks as if science and the…
“The first skill you must master (most people ignore this),” — Team Tony Robbins
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye The rarest currency—in a world overflowing with information, opportunities, distractions, and seemingly…