Two Modes of Hierarchy: Power and Merit Every society contains at least two overlapping hierarchies: Hierarchy of Power This hierarchy answers the question: “Who can make decisions that affect others?” […]
Common Good, Collaboration, Morality, and Altruism Are Mathematical Phenomena
Many people speak about morality, altruism, and cooperation as if they were merely subjective preferences. Yet modern mathematics, economics, evolutionary theory, and game theory repeatedly demonstrate that these concepts can […]
Why AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) Is Important for the Green and Generative Economy
AIIM and the Future of Sustainable Prosperity The transition toward a green economy and a generative economy requires more than technological breakthroughs. It also requires a better system for identifying, […]
Why AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) Is Likely to Become the Greatest Science Collaboration Project Ever
A New Model for Global Scientific Cooperation Scientific progress increasingly depends on large-scale collaboration. Modern discoveries often require experts from different disciplines, countries, and institutions to work together. Yet today’s […]
Current Scientific Research, AIIM, and the USSR: Similarities, Differences, and Effectiveness
Modern science is not a free market of ideas. It is a managed system of institutions, journals, universities, grant agencies, ministries, rankings, and peer-review committees. In this sense, the current […]
How Universities and Science Ministries May Resist AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM)
Why Resistance to AIIM Should Be Expected Any proposal that changes how money, prestige, and authority are distributed is likely to face resistance. AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) proposes a significant shift: […]
Opinion: Why Wars Continue in Israel: Jewish Teachings on Unpaid Wages, Discrimination, and the Call for Merit-Based Justice in 2026
The ongoing conflict in Israel, often referred to as the Israel-Hamas war or broader regional tensions in the Middle East, stems from complex historical, political, territorial, and security factors. However, […]
Why AI Internet-Meritocracy Is One of the Most Longtermist Projects in 2026
What Makes a Project “Longtermist”? In contemporary discourse shaped by organizations such as Effective Altruism and Future of Humanity Institute, longtermism refers to prioritizing actions that positively influence the long-run […]
Revolutionizing Academic Access: A Call to Seize arXiv for Open Science in Tel Aviv and Beyond
In the heart of Tel Aviv’s innovative tech hubs, where startups thrive on disruptive ideas and mathematicians push boundaries from coffee shops in Neve Tzedek to labs at Tel Aviv […]
arXiv Moderation Controversies: Is There Bias Against Independent Researchers and Non-PhD Authors?
In the world of academic publishing, arXiv stands as one of the most important preprint servers, especially in fields like mathematics, physics, and computer science. Researchers worldwide upload millions of […]
