Emanoil Bacaloglu

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Introducing new ideas in geometry, including studies related to non-Euclidean geometry He was a professor at the University of Bucharest and author of numerous works in the field of mathematics (including higher algebra). Emanoil Bacaloglu (1830–1891) worked in mathematics, physics … Read More

February 28, 2025: Most Important News

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US-Ukraine Relations Tense After Heated Meeting A meeting at the White House between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy turned confrontational. President Trump and Vice President JD Vance openly criticized Zelenskyy, accusing him of prolonging the conflict … Read More

February 27, 2025: Most Important News

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International Relations and Politics US-Russia Relations: Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed optimism about improving ties with the United States following initial discussions in Turkey aimed at restoring diplomatic relations. US Tariff Announcements: President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a … Read More

19th Century Philosophy — Period of Systems (1800-1850) (3)

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To the doctrines which realize historical forces, such as “the spirit of the people”, the nation, the race, humanity, there corresponds a philosophy of nature which sees in nature and natural forces a stable and permanent reality; here again unity … Read More

Ukraine’s Mineral and Rare Earth Riches: A Geopolitical Linchpin

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The geopolitical importance of Ukraine has traditionally been framed around its strategic location—bridging Eastern Europe and Russia—and its extensive agricultural output as one of the world’s leading grain producers. However, an equally significant (though sometimes underexplored) facet of Ukraine’s strategic … Read More

The awakening of philosophy around 1890

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What are the current philosophical opinions around 1880? We see only defenses, negations, reductions that annihilate being and intellectual or moral values; the Spencerian prohibition that stops the mind at the barrier of the unknowable, and which thinks to expel … Read More

A Neutral Analysis of Donald Trump’s Current Policies

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  As of early 2025, it is difficult to provide a definitive account of Donald Trump’s policies. The analysis is a hypothetical or forward-looking assessment based on Trump’s known policy positions and style. Immigration and Border Security Throughout his 2017-2021 … Read More

Middle Stoicism: Posidonius (1)

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This brilliant development of Stoicism continued in a completely different way with the Syrian Posidonius of Apamea (135-51). A great traveler and great observer of nature, he visited all the coasts of the Mediterranean, Sicily, the coasts of the Adriatic, … Read More

Orthodoxy and heresies in the 4th and 5th centuries (2)

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As for Pelagianism, the starting point of the conflict was an attempt at monastic reform by the monk Pelagius, who, in order to combat Christians who excused themselves, on the grounds of the weakness of the flesh, for not carrying … Read More

Middle Stoicism: Panetius of Rhodes

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(Panetius of Rhodes) Panetius of Rhodes was one of the most curious characters of the late 2nd century. The friendship which linked Panetius (as well as the historian Polybius) to eminent Romans of his time, to Scipio Aemilianus and to … Read More

The Rise of a Technological Oligarchy in the United States: A Future Within Reach?

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As technology continues to reshape every facet of human existence, a critical question arises: Is the United States on the brink of becoming a technological oligarchy? While the concept might seem like science fiction, the convergence of economic, political, and … Read More

Henri Bergson: Half-Relativity – Lorentz Equations (12)

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So would Paul speak. And at the same time he would have established the famous “transformation equations” of Lorenz, equations which, moreover, if we place ourselves at the more general point of view of Einstein, do not imply that the … Read More

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