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Frank Wilczek

Writing for PS since 2010
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Frank Wilczek, Professor of Physics at MIT, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2004.

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Why Is Physics Beautiful?

Why Is Physics Beautiful?

Oct 14, 2015 Frank Wilczek asks why laws of nature move us aesthetically – and why that matters for scientific progress.

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The Mind’s New Eye
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The Mind’s New Eye

Mar 5, 2010 Frank Wilczek

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Finding Europe’s Way in the World
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Finding Europe’s Way in the World

Sigmar Gabriel & Michael Hüther identify five major areas where the European Union's strategic interests are potentially at risk.

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Who Pays for the Green Deal?
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Who Pays for the Green Deal?

Hans-Werner Sinn thinks the EU's latest climate initiative will further undermine the credibility of the European Central Bank.

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PS Say More: Ana Palacio PS OnPoint
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PS Say More: Ana Palacio

Ana Palacio assesses Europe’s security situation amid rising tensions between the US and Iran, charts a post-Brexit path for the EU, and considers the state of European leadership.

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The Middle East’s New Eruption

The Middle East’s New Eruption

Narges Bajoghli, et al. discuss the future of the region following the targeted killing of Iran’s most powerful military leader, Qassem Suleimani.

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The Case for Consumption Equality
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The Case for Consumption Equality

Sarita Nayyar calls on global businesses to promote the more sustainable production and use of goods and services.

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Why AI Will Not Abolish Work
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Why AI Will Not Abolish Work

Andrea Komlosy calls for a rethink of what counts as economically valuable activity as new technologies displace paid labor.

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Trump’s Backward March on Trade
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Trump’s Backward March on Trade

Anne O. Krueger

After three years of the Trump administration, the economic costs of "America First" are continuing to mount, with global trade and GDP growth slowing and investment in decline. Ironically, the biggest loser has been America.

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A Data Revolution for All
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A Data Revolution for All

Michael Froman & Rajiv Shah announce the relaunch of Data.org, a pioneer in data-driven social entrepreneurship.

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