Academia presents itself as a neutral arena where merit, rigor, and evidence determine success. But beneath this narrative lies a powerful mechanism of exclusion. The science degree system—culminating in the […]
Rethinking Socialism in the Digital Age in 2026
For over a century, socialism has been understood in terms of factories, land, railroads, and natural resources—the tangible “means of production.” But in today’s digital economy, those classical categories look […]
Should We Give Out Control Over Money to AI in 2026?
Why Is Bologna System a Crap in 2026?
Bologna system de-facto splits people into “castes”, making science stuck by excluding some parts of the science from public consideration. EU union is “Houthis”, that block development of all the […]
Why Is Social Inclusion Important in Science in 2026?
Social exclusion in science splits people into “castes”, making science stuck by excluding some parts of the science from public consideration. Social exclusion in science is “Houthis”, that block development […]
How is AIIM better than Gitcoin and Giveth in 2026?
Gitcoin and Giveth distribute money unfairly and inefficiently because of inherent problems with quadratic funding, while AIIM employs impartial AI for fair and efficient distribution of funds in free software […]
People Are Bad in Distributing Money in 2026
How Does Economy of Monopolies Work in Science in 2026
Monopolies in science take a silly form: monopolies without money. Such monopolization breaks world economy “effectively”. 👉 See this article summarized in a short and humorous post. To overcome the […]
Product Status in 2026
The AI Internet-Meritocracy app has been released in production. A beta version of the product is ready. Click here to open the app. It is a beta-test version: Here it’s […]
Why instead of financing Universities, give money directly to researchers in 2026
Universities are inefficient bureaucratic structures from middle ages. Now, after advent of the AIIM app, donors can give money directly to researchers, not only eliminating universities eating a big piece […]


