Olle Svensk Strand
lördag, 19 november, 2016
Populistiska politiker och kampen om overklighetens folk.
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Olle Svensk Strand
fredag, 18 november, 2016
Viralgranskaren och IIS – Internetstiftelsen i Sverige släpper guide om källkritik på nätet.
Olle Svensk Strand
fredag, 18 november, 2016
Viralgranskaren och IIS – Internetstiftelsen i Sverige släpper guide om källkritik på nätet.
Olle Svensk Strand
onsdag, 16 november, 2016
Bear Grylls överlever elva dygn i en av världens hårdaste miljöer.
Olle Svensk Strand
onsdag, 16 november, 2016
Rita, gissa, spring och lär Googles AI att tyda klotter.
Olle Svensk Strand
onsdag, 16 november, 2016
Detta känns inte så hoppfullt…
“It is an understatement to say that Obama’s departure from the White House is occurring under unusual circumstances. He is managing a transition to the presidency of someone he believes is unfit for that office, who has empowered racist hate groups, wants to undo the Obama presidency, and shouldn’t be entrusted with nuclear weapons.
Despite all that, but also in a sense precisely because of all that, Obama is planning to play something like mentor to Trump over the coming weeks—something that doesn’t normally happen between outgoing presidents and incoming ones when the latter is acceptably disciplined and competent.
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Because of the unique and awkward position he finds himself in, Obama can’t trash the incoming president or sow panic about the country’s coming stewardship. But it isn’t normal for an outgoing president to have to tell the incoming one he should follow the law, and that aspects of his temperament might get him into an economic crisis or a war or a massive corruption scandal. It’s certainly not normal for him to warn the public about it, however subtly, either.”
