Great piece, "This cultivation [of the mind] is the process of becoming humble, recognizing one’s lack of knowledge, and then bold in seeking truth carefully."

In the centuries since the Enlightenment’s onset, the West has largely forgotten its purpose: to create a global civilization predicated on development and commerce. Kalon Boston argues that proprietary cities are one solution to the no-growth apocalypse. nupoliticalreview.com/2022/05/10/adm…

Despite precedent and strong public distrust, Japan is pushing for nuclear energy to decarbonize. Andrew Small argues that Japan faces two complex choices for achieving carbon neutrality; either path will impact the country’s democracy and energy systems. nupoliticalreview.com/2022/05/17/the…

Whether it is conscious or not, Americans expect VP Kamala Harris to adhere to her stereotypes, and are disappointed when she does not. Gya Gupta argues that Americans should not blame Harris for this invisible, unsuccessful balancing act. nupoliticalreview.org/2023/03/30/the…