Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

Why Is the Global Economy Fundamentally Unstable?

In today’s crazy times, powerful states and rulers can quickly find themselves crushed, leading to consequences throughout humanity. Such situations can affect the cost of living, the value of the currency in our possession, and the funds and investments we

What Is the Importance of Being Socially Responsible in a Globalized World?

What is the connection between the different elements of nature? What is the nature of the dependence that now exists between people, organizations, and nations? How should various parts of a single overall mechanism function together? These questions share one

What Do We Do When There Is No Work?

ChatGPT and now Bard are the two latest Artificial Intelligence (AI) machines that have made a buzz in the world. However, they are neither the first, nor the last of their kind; AI is taking the world by storm. From

Is It Possible to Reduce Overconsumption?

We can reduce overconsumption and overproduction only if we change ourselves—to start feeling why life is truly worth living. We cannot change the world, but we can change ourselves to be content and happy with life’s essentials. We would then

What Are the Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week?

One of my students told me that 100 companies in the UK recently switched to a permanent four-day work week for their employees without loss of pay, and that they hope to be a vanguard of a major change in

Is the World in Danger of Impending Famine?

  One of my students asked me about the possibility of global famine, citing a report where almost 90% of international food security and nutrition experts surveyed predicted that “without innovation and bold action, global hunger would continue to rise over the next

2022 Was Bad, 2023 Will Be No Better

Next week begins the year 2023. When we look at 2022, there is very little to be pleased with. Above all, the war in Ukraine has disrupted the world on many levels. It has devastated one country, exhausted another, sent

The Climate Is a Matter of Attitude

The two weeks of climate discussions at the COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, ended in disappointment. As CNN wrote, “The world has failed to reach an agreement to phase out fossil fuels … an attempt to address the biggest source

Cultured Meat – a Sensible Step for Civilization

A newspaper article that was sent to me last week declared, “The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared its first ever lab-grown meat product as safe for human consumption… The product is a ‘slaughter-free’ chicken, grown from cultured

Can Corrupting Art Save Earth?

Since the beginning of the year, there has been a growing trend among climate activists to corrupt art history’s greatest treasures in an effort to raise awareness of climate change. So far, twelve incidents have occurred this year, six of which took

Education as an Antidote for Hunger

This week, the UN, and several related organizations, marked two significant dates: the World Food Day and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. International organizations for the poor and hungry have existed at least since the end of

Economy Today

The start of a new year (according to the Hebrew calendar) is a good time to reflect on the things that decide the quality of our lives. Economy is certainly one of the key factors that determine whether we live