Opinion 51 | Guest Column

Women in STEM

Currently, Spin, FEMSA's business unit, has about 20% women in technology, data, design and product roles.

The decline of a groundbreaking pontificate

Almost twelve years later, we find ourselves at a similar juncture to that of 2013: with an ailing pope and a Church in crisis.

Saving lives from a box: Baby Box's ethical dilemma

We find it difficult to understand why a father would want to get rid of his child, but we are even more repulsed when a mother does it.

AI as an ally, not as a substitute

The danger of artificial intelligence is not that it will replace writers. The danger is that writers will become lazy.

Self Love

Who teaches us to love each other?

February simulations

Reforms presented as democratizing are, rather, acts of simulation that allow for a greater concentration of power in the hands of a few.

The biggest risk? What we least expect...a black swan.

Living with the sword of Damocles in the back of your neck is not cool.