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Oil painting of climate refugees leaving flooded coastal villages with rising seas and desert expansion in the background, symbolizing Earth’s uninhabitable regions.
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The First Climate Refugees: Identifying the Uninhabitable Places on Earth

Introduction to Climate Change and Its Implications Climate change is no longer a distant threat that can be brushed aside; it is a pressing reality impacting ecosystems, economies, and human…
Posted by Noetik Blog August 28, 2025
Oil painting of Michel Foucault with surveillance cameras and a watchful eye, representing his theories on power, control, and surveillance.
Posted inPhilosophy and Thought Science and Technology Social Sciences

Michel Foucault Freedom Control: The Age of Surveillance

Michel Foucault's theories offer crucial insights into the power dynamics of surveillance and its impact on freedom in the digital age. This article explores Foucault's philosophy, the panopticon, biopolitics, and…
Posted by Noetik Blog August 20, 2025

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