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Wael Taji

Wael Taji

Wael Taji is a doctoral student in Neuroscience at Semmelweis University and a visiting fellow of the Danube Institute. He writes about religious, political, and demographic issues from both scientific and Christian perspectives.
Wael Taji

Wael Taji

Wael Taji is a doctoral student in Neuroscience at Semmelweis University and a visiting fellow of the Danube Institute. He writes about religious, political, and demographic issues from both scientific and Christian perspectives.
J.R.R. Tolkien and Imre Makovecz: Those Who Wage War Against the Death of God
CULTURE & SOCIETY

J.R.R. Tolkien and Imre Makovecz: Those Who Wage War Against the Death of God

‘J.R.R. Tolkien was an author, and Imre Makovecz was an architect. But while they may be divided by their crafts,

the two men were, I argue, united in spirit.

Both Tolkien and Makovecz saw in the modern world that something had gone awry; that something had been lost. Both figures knew that they could not resurrect the dead, or bring the long-lost past back to life, but they could reimagine it in a way particular to them and the unique talents they possessed.’

Wael Taji
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30.05.2023
Stable Diffusion and the Pitfalls of Innovation: How Our Creativity Might Kill Itself
PHILOSOPHY

Stable Diffusion and the Pitfalls of Innovation: How Our Creativity Might Kill Itself

Innovation is both a fundamental human activity, and a fundamentally human activity. It is fundamental, insofar as we are compelled by the need to innovate—a need that expresses itself in various ways.

Wael Taji
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05.05.2023
What Can Hungary Learn from America’s Response to the Covenant School Shooting?
OPINION

What Can Hungary Learn from America’s Response to the Covenant School Shooting?

‘It has long been argued that if a society accepts the proposition of gender identity, or transgender identities, as fully valid for individual identification purposes, then all problems will simply disappear. Yet in the United States…we see that the embracing of tolerance and acceptance by a sitting head of state is still not enough.’

Wael Taji
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02.04.2023
Artificially Educated: AI and the Future of Childhood Education
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Artificially Educated: AI and the Future of Childhood Education

The vision of a world where AI technologies play an active role in educating young children is more realistic than you might think.

Wael Taji
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03.03.2023
A Disaster Beyond Reckoning: Understanding the 2023 Turkey-Syria Earthquakes
CURRENT

A Disaster Beyond Reckoning: Understanding the 2023 Turkey-Syria Earthquakes

‘For some victims—those killed in the initial impact at 4 a.m. in their homes and businesses—both the story of the disaster and of their lives ended there. For at least 120,000 that survived with injury, or for millions more who escaped bodily harm but are forced to live on with mental scars, shattered livelihoods, or broken families, this quake was merely the opening chapter of a nightmarish story that continues to this day.’

Wael Taji
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27.02.2023
Who Are Egypt’s Copts and What do they Believe? — Part III
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Who Are Egypt’s Copts and What do they Believe? — Part III

The stoic acceptance of suffering is a virtue highlighted by all Christians, but it is the extreme case of martyrdom where the Coptic Church is arguably distinct from the rest.

Wael Taji
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29.01.2023
Undercover Footage of Pfizer Director Recorded by Project Veritas: Cold War Era Tactics Becoming New Journalistic Norm
OPINION

Undercover Footage of Pfizer Director Recorded by Project Veritas: Cold War Era Tactics Becoming New Journalistic Norm

This is no ‘journalism’—these are the tactics of the CIA and the KGB described in Cold War history books, played out in the 21st century in domestic contexts.

Wael Taji
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27.01.2023
Who are Egypt’s Copts and What do they Believe? – Part II
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Who are Egypt’s Copts and What do they Believe? – Part II

In the second part of our series, we will examine another pillar of the Coptic Church that arguably played an even greater role in the history of Christianity as a whole.

Wael Taji
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07.12.2022
Who Are Egypt’s Copts and What Do They Believe? – Part I
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Who Are Egypt’s Copts and What Do They Believe? – Part I

There was a time not too far off in the recent past when very few people in the Western world would have recognized words like ‘Copt’ or ‘Coptic Christian.’ By now the popular awareness of Copts in the Western consciousness has become more consolidated, and their identity more widely recognized.

Wael Taji
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27.11.2022
No, the Science Isn’t Settled: How the Media’s Misrepresentation of Scientific Evidence Damages Our Societies
OPINION

No, the Science Isn’t Settled: How the Media’s Misrepresentation of Scientific Evidence Damages Our Societies

Doubts expressed about the validity of that science can no longer be entertained, and questions directed toward its emissaries can no longer be answered. 

Wael Taji
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07.11.2022
Three Common Myths About Iran, the Morality Police, and the Mahsā  Amini Protests
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Three Common Myths About Iran, the Morality Police, and the Mahsā  Amini Protests

If we are to genuinely understand Iran, we must begin by dispensing with the myths that the Western media has for too long been accustomed to telling.

Wael Taji
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28.09.2022
Meeting a Coptic Egyptian Priest Reminds Us of Hungary’s Rich History of Religious Tolerance
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Meeting a Coptic Egyptian Priest Reminds Us of Hungary’s Rich History of Religious Tolerance

Archpriest Youssef Khalil, leading representative of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Hungary, considers his new home to be a beacon of religious tolerance and freedom. A short walk through history helps to reminds us that we shouldn’t be surprised to hear that.

Wael Taji
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20.09.2022

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