From the Editor-in-Chief: A Personal Update

An explanation for my absence, a look at the road ahead, and a heartfelt thank you.

Jul 25 • Joshua Eaton

May 2026

Idiocracy Was Supposed to Be a Joke

Instead, We Built a Society That Confuses Noise for Intelligence

May 4 • Joshua Eaton

The Butcher’s Smile

How “Pig Butchering” Scams Are Quietly Targeting Ordinary People — And How to Protect Yourself Before It’s Too Late

May 1 • Joshua Eaton

April 2026

The Intelligence Age: What We’re Trading for Convenience

Every technological revolution promises efficiency. Few ask what we quietly surrender in return.

Apr 1 • Joshua Eaton

March 2026

Raising Generation Alpha in the Cognitive Era

What it means to guide children through the first age of artificial intelligence

Mar 30 • Joshua Eaton

The Last Analog Humans

Why 1979–1985 isn’t “just Millennial”—it’s the bridge that built the digital world and will raise the cognitive one

Mar 26 • Joshua Eaton

Enough Theatre. Fix the System.

If Tim Houston believes the Nova Scotia Energy Board got it wrong, then as Premier and Energy Minister he needs to stop performing outrage and start…

Mar 25 • Joshua Eaton

If Quebec Wins on Bill 21, What Does That Mean for the Rest of Canada?

Canada has long liked to imagine itself as a country of settled principles.

Mar 24 • Joshua Eaton

The Home Equity Tax Question: What a CMHC-Linked Housing Wealth Policy Could Mean for Canadians

A deep dive into the proposal, the politics, and the real-world consequences if Ottawa ever tried to implement it

Mar 7 • Joshua Eaton

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February 2026

When Mercy Becomes Policy

MAiD, Mass Violence, and the Quiet Crisis Beneath the Numbers

Feb 19 • Joshua Eaton

The Chair Isn't the Person: Why Institutions Deserve Respect Even When Their Occupants Don't

Confusing criticism of behavior in office with personal attacks erodes the distinction between leaders and leadership itself

Feb 2 • Joshua Eaton

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January 2026

Isaac Asimov and the Automation of Ethics

Why the Three Laws of Robotics still haunt modern systems, power, and decision‑making

Jan 27 • Joshua Eaton

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