The ecology and restoration of the gospel are subtly intertwined. It is not a matter of the gospel, it is not a doctrinal concept and therefore there is no ecological plan in the restoration to […]
Liquid modernity is a concept that describes a challenge for the saints of the last days. Not so much in our status as church members, but in how to sustain that status in the changing […]
On the bridge of the Spanish Navy’s Victoria F-82 frigate, Xavier, at the helm, talks to an experienced boatswain. During the conversation he clarifies. — Progress is greater if everyone oars badly in one direction […]
On Friday, June 7, 2019, I was reading section 3 of D&C as I returned to Almeria after a day’s work. Since the reading of this section led me to reflect on Chernobyl in the […]
As we saw earlier in teancum (Free will and algorithms, war of the heavens 2.0) algorithms in networks are programmed to make autonomous decisions, according to their own learning. Their constitution builds on past experience […]
Back in 1978, I was studying telecommunications electronics at the Universidad Laboral de Sevilla. One of our subjects was physics and chemistry. And in it I came across its second term: chemistry. Far from being […]
In March 2018 there is a worldwide scandal. Cambridge Analytica, based in London, uses data analysis to develop campaigns for brands and politicians seeking to “change the behaviour” of the audience. This consulting firm fraudulently […]
Often the Lord introduces his word as a sword that “…is quick and powerful, sharper than a two-edged sword, to the dividing asunder of the joints and marrow, soul and spirit…” (D&C 33:1). In this […]
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