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On 3 November 2026, as Americans vote in the midterm elections, we are examining a question that reaches far beyond the United States: How do political campaigns turn fear, anger and hope into certainty, and what happens when that certainty...
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When something goes wrong, institutions have a persistent instinct: teach the person nearest to the problem to handle it better. People encounter misleading information online, so we teach media literacy. Employees struggle with complicated...
One awkward consequence of teaching children to understand their feelings is that they may become considerably better at explaining why the adults around them are wrong.
Imagine a father asking his son to calm down after yet another argume...
Most of us are great at using digital systems. We log in, upload, approve, search, automate and increasingly ask AI to do parts of the work for us. But knowing how to operate a system is not the same as understanding the system we are opera...
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REDefine // Civic Intelligence is for questions that do not behave well inside categories: democracy, Europe, technology, education, rights, institutions, projects and the work of turning ideas into something that actually works.
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