Daniel Gauss is a Writer and Teacher. He covers a diverse range of topics including artificial intelligence, government and politics, cryptocurrency, and natural sciences, often exploring the intersections of technology and society. His work has been featured in Medium, Ancient Origins, E-the Environmental Magazine, 3 Quarks Daily, Meer, and The Good Men Project.
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By: Daniel Gauss
Antonio Gramsci's theory of hegemony helps explain how the power structure of modern liberaldemocratic societies maintains authority without relying on overt force. Hegemony creates “common sense,” the assumptions a society accepts as natural and right, even if they are not.
By: Daniel Gauss
Sometimes the fear of emotional pain becomes more painful than the emotion itself.
By: Daniel Gauss
Sometimes the fear of emotional pain becomes more painful than the emotion itself.
By: Daniel Gauss
US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor once said, “Whether born from experience or inherent physiological or cultural differences, our gender and
by Daniel Gauss I bought this gem in Kathmandu…so worth it. A young guy walks down a road and sees a dead mouse.
By: Daniel Gauss
Thammasat in the Context of Student Protests around the World
By: Daniel Gauss
In this article, I take a look at Marx's distinction between “use-value” and “exchange-value” and apply it to one of the internet's largest platforms: Reddit. More specifically, I argue that the pursuit of exchange-value under capitalism can undermine meaningful public dialogue of the kind envisioned by Jürgen Habermas.
AI is, frankly, less a superintelligence than a form of super-stupidity with enormous power and no capacity for remorse or learning from previous harm caused.
By: Daniel Gauss
Can a bully become conscious of the feelings, beliefs, social pressures, and choices that initiate and sustain such harmful behavior?
by Daniel Gauss The Snowman Cafe, where American hippies, draft-dodgers and seekers of inner wisdom came in the 60s and 70s.
