Kay Rubacek
Author
Kay Rubacek is an award-winning educator, filmmaker, author, and mother. Detained in a Chinese prison in 2001 for her human-rights advocacy, she has since dedicated her work to exposing the systems and ideologies that diminish human life and human sovereignty. She has been a contributor to The Epoch Times since 2010.
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Seeing More Than Ever but No Closer to Understanding
Historically, the most important breakthroughs didn’t come from sharper tools alone, but from shifts in perspective.
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It’s Time to Stop Pretending Social Media Is Social
When a space stops functioning as genuinely social, it no longer teaches people how to relate to one another.
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The Biology of Division: Why Society Can’t Calm Down
In a time when everything feels loud, uncertain, and divided, many people carry stress into their homes without even realizing it.
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Seeing More Than Ever but No Closer to Understanding
Historically, the most important breakthroughs didn’t come from sharper tools alone, but from shifts in perspective.
|
It’s Time to Stop Pretending Social Media Is Social
When a space stops functioning as genuinely social, it no longer teaches people how to relate to one another.
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The Biology of Division: Why Society Can’t Calm Down
In a time when everything feels loud, uncertain, and divided, many people carry stress into their homes without even realizing it.
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