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Algorithmic Thinking

Algorithmic Thinking

(277 words)
July 8, 2025

Algorithmic thinking refers to the process of developing clear, logical, and sequential steps to solve a problem. This way of thinking is a problem- solving approach that is not limited to computer programming but can be applied to a wide variety of disciplines. It based on analyzing a problem, breaking it down into subproblems, creating clearly defined solution steps for each subproblem, and applying these steps in a specific order . This process both develops the individual's mental organizati

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Emre Zengin

Emre Zengin

After It Appears in Writing, Don't Say "Sir, We Didn't Cover This Area": The Sokal Affair

After It Appears in Writing, Don't Say "Sir, We Didn't Cover This Area": The Sokal Affair

(1436 words)
July 14, 2026

In 1996, a physics professor pulled a prank on the academic world whose echoes still resonate today. Moreover, this was not a joke told in a conference hall or a witty remark among colleagues. It was a serious-looking academic article, filled with footnotes, adorned with elaborate titles, and published in a respected journal. Even the title alone was eye-catching: “Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity.” The author was physicist Alan Sokal from Ne

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Ayşe Aslıhan Yoran

Ayşe Aslıhan Yoran

The Anatomy of Class Hatred: The Dark Boundary Between the Demand for Justice and Resentment

The Anatomy of Class Hatred: The Dark Boundary Between the Demand for Justice and Resentment

(1977 words)
July 19, 2026

Social inequality is one thing; attributing every advantage to guilt and every success to suspicion is another. Class hatred loses its measure of legitimate justice and descends into envy; envy then transforms into a moral claim of superiority; and this claim, in turn, becomes a desire for revenge aimed not at elevating others but at dragging down those who stand above. For this reason, class hatred is not merely a matter of economic inequality but also of how we interpret inequality itself. Mat

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İrem Naz Acar

İrem Naz Acar

Parody

Parody

(260 words)
July 6, 2026

Parody is the reuse of a serious text situation or narrative in a mocking manner. The form remains similar while the meaning changes, producing a humorous effect. Parody can encourage children to look at and think about what they read and watch from a different perspective. How Does Parody Work? Parody transforms an existing text or content without copying it exactly. It establishes a distance between the original content and the new interpretation. This distance makes the text both humorous and

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Nursena Güller

Nursena Güller

#47 Society and Technology

#47 Society and Technology

(1569 words)
July 16, 2026

Studying the Humanities Will Become Much More Important It is now quite evident that AI-supported technologies are systematically replacing certain types of tasks. In this new era, many executives say that the most valuable candidates are those with high-quality skills that AI has not yet been able to replicate. Indeed, these candidates not only stand out in areas where AI falls short but also excel significantly in AI-assisted tasks, producing high-level work that others cannot match. Amodei po

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KÜME Vakfı

KÜME Vakfı