Prof.Tim Maudlin on Physics and Philosophy

Prof. Burt Neuborne of NYU and Berkeley on the Supreme Court

Prof. Philip Koopman of Carnegie Mellon University on autonomous vehicles.

Prof. Janet Currie of Princeton on Health Inequalities and the Economics of Child Mental Health

Prof. Peter Littlewood of UChicago on phase transitions, and the connections between Physics, Biology and AI.

Prof. Michael Dorf of Cornell on the nonidentity problem, debt ceiling, and Civil Disobedience

Prof. Bruce Ovbiagele of UCSF on Stroke and Global Health Equity

Prof. Viral Acharya of NYU on myopic governments, decarbonization, contingent credit, and employment

Prof. Thane Rosenbaum of Touro University on the first amendment, society, religion, and policy

Prof. Joel Bakan on the New Corporation

Prof. Chris Barrett on ‘Benevolent’ patent extensions, community forests, and crop yield estimation by Scientific Sense ®.

Dr. Paul Heggarty on the history and progression of Indo-Europeans

Prof. Eugene Volokh of UCLA on freedom of speech for humans, organizations, and AI

Prof. Mariassunta Giannetti on supply chains, market power, inflation and liquidity reallocation

Prof. Anthony LoSasso on healthcare providers, payors, prices and markets

Prof. Jeffry Pinto of Penn State on Covid reality & Normalization of Deviance in Project Management

Mr. Ashwin Ramaswami, senatorial candidate in Georgia on the opportunities for the next generation

Prof Annamaria Lusardi of Stanford University on the importance of financial literacy

Priyanca Ford on the promises and challenges of fusion energy

Priyanca Ford on the promises and challenges of fusion energy

Prof. Moran Cerf of Columbia Business School on humanity, AI and decision-making

Prof. György Buzsáki of NYU on the Cognition from the Body-Brain Partnership

Prof. Ilana Redstone of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on the Certainty Trap

Prof. Linda-Gail Bekker of the University of Cape Town on the prevalence HIV and other diseases

Prof. Cass Sunstein on the power of noticing what was always there

Prof. Monica Smith of UCLA on the Fundamentals of the Sate