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Nine hikers. An abandoned tent. No surviving witnesses. In his new book, published by EASU, Valeriy Pogorelov reopens the 1959 Dyatlov Pass mystery through criminological investigation.
Discover the book: euasu.org/news/the-night-tha…
What if the real danger of AI is not that machines become human—but that humans begin to think like machines? Interview with Prof. Iain Thomson, one of the world’s leading Heidegger scholars, about AI,Gestell, optimization, and the future of human thought
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What happens when technology stops being a tool and becomes a way of seeing the world?
At AFTER HEIDEGGER, Prof. Dr. Douglas Kellner, examines Heidegger’s Gestell and the reduction of nature & human beings to resources, data, and objects of use.
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In “Reflections on the Fate of Science, or Should We Expect Digital Monasteries of the New Middle Ages?”, Dr. Oleksandr Sahaidak examines scientific decline, AI degeneration, and the possible rise of “digital monasteries.”
📖 Read the full article.
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📌 What happens to independent thinking when information is always one touch away?
@liberi_mentis has published a paper by Prof. Oleg Maltsev, Oleksandr Sahaidak & Iryna Lopatiuk on social media, mobile phones and students’ intellectual development.
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A phone can be a library or a distraction — often in the same thirty seconds. From a collaboration between @liberi_mentis and @EUASU_Ukraine, this is the article written by @MaltsevPhd and colleagues: what social media and mobile phones really do to student attention, and why "ban it" or "adapt to it" both miss the point.
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❓ Who controls your attention?
In her report Iryna Lopatiuk examines how social media and smartphones affect students’ attention, reading, motivation, and ability to deal with difficult tasks.
Read it here: euasu.org/news/the-students-…
What if architecture is not merely an object, but a trace of a vanished process?
Prof. Maltsev proposes a forensic approach to architecture, where photography becomes a research tool—capturing form, details that may reveal the logic of the past.
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📌 A new article in the Ukrainian media outlet Priboi.News covers the joint symposium of EUASU Academy and Academia Libera Mentis on attention, critical thinking, smartphones, and social media.
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📌 England’s 2025 PISA results look remarkably strong. But what happens when you examine who actually took the test — and who didn’t?
A new article by Prof. Paul Frijters looks at sample selection, incentives, and the danger of statistics.
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📌 Today, EUASU and Academia Libera Mentis hold a joint symposium on a critical question:
how are social media and mobile phones affecting students’ intellectual development — and how should academies respond?
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📌 What happens when reason becomes an instrument of will and power?
Prof. Marco A. Andreacchio explores Mary as the New Eve through freedom, philosophy, modernity — and the rise of the machine.
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❓ Scientific research begins with a method — or does it?
A new article by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev examines the epistemic decisions that come before method, and introduces the concept of implicit laboratory epistemology.
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On September 12, EUASU and Academia Libera Mentis will hold an academic meeting on a major challenge: how social media and mobile phones are affecting students’ intellectual development — and how academies should respond.
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📌 In his new article Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev (@MaltsevPhd) examines why scientific trust increasingly depends not on whether AI was involved, but on whether the origin of the result can be reconstructed and verified.
Read the article:
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📌 What if AI is not becoming human at all — only becoming a better machine?
Dr. Prof. Oleg Maltsev examines where machine capability ends and the Human-Self begins.
Read his new article and comment:
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🌟 We congratulate our dear Academician, Dr. Oleksandr Sahaidak, on his birthday!
On this special day, we wish you good health, strength and inspiration, prosperity, warmth, and countless reasons for happiness.
🎥 Watch Dr. Oleksandr Sahaidak’s presentation at the AFTER HEIDEGGER conference. He explored memory as a machine of civilisation, the difference between archive and Mnemosyne, and how old meanings can be transformed to answer the challenges of a new era.
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📌 Watch Prof. Jerome Krase, President of EUASU, at the international conference “AFTER HEIDEGGER: From Technology to the Architecture of the World.”
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The first day of AFTER HEIDEGGER asked a deceptively simple question: where does the machine actually begin?
The discussion moved from Gestell to AI, memory, perception, systems, and interaction — and toward a broader architecture behind the machine itself
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