"AI can process vast amounts of data—but always from the past. Economic action, by contrast, is forward-looking. An algorithm may extrapolate trends, but it can’t anticipate innovation and changing tastes." — Marian L Tupy and Peter Boettke via The Wall Street Journal loom.ly/EN-ba_0

"This book grew from a simple but powerful question: How can we work together – across cultures, geographies, and generations – to reclaim Indigenous languages as living, breathing parts of our lives?" Read the full post here: buff.ly/dogAeP5

Joe Schmidt's CV is hard to beat - 4 wins vs #1 ranked team (a record) - Australia's first win in Jo'burg since 1963 - Ireland's 1st win v NZ - Ireland's first win in SA - 3 Six Nations titles (with a Grand Slam) - RWC final as NZ assistant, revived All Blacks - Champions Cup x2

We are pleased to open the Call for Papers for the 2026 Public Law Conference, 1-4 July 2026, Cape Town. The theme is "Public Law & the Future of Constitutional Democracy". Submit an abstract via Oxford Abstracts by 14 Nov 2025: app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/79382/s… Details⬇️

'“Northern Ireland’s femicide rate is the second highest in Europe. There is definitely a problem with anger, control, power and violence, along with how some men deal with and process their feelings." irishnews.com/news/northern-…

This year I’ll be teaching two total beginners classes, in Cairnshill Methodist Church on Monday evenings and Wednesday morning in Turas and an online intermediate class every Wednesday at lunchtime. Check out all of our classes below: turasbelfast.com/classes/

‘Redundant offices to be replaced with boomer leisure facility’ is an economic vignette.

PSA for followers of Austrian Economics -- please consider the source of the knowledge you are consuming. Bad Austrian Economics is still BAD economics. The corrective is get off X and read the work of serious scholars in their articles and their books, and use the skills of

An absolute HORRIFIC statistic.

I am told the Irish language interpreter "was the first item of business" this morning. Liam Óg was allowed to exit the 'dock' to sit beside his interpreter (a blonde-haired woman) in the main courtroom. The interpreter has been formally permitted by the judge.

If you happen to have someone who speaks Gaeilge starting at Queen's, whatever they plan to study they can apply to live in the Irish-language residential scheme. A great opportunity - check it out and please share! instagram.com/p/DNnS9PWseHC/…