The Price of Information: Prediction Markets
“Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.” -Niels Bohr. In 2026, it’s a fantastic time to be a gambler….
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Autonomous Driving; The Route of Tomorrow
Moore’s Law is an important descriptor of trajectory in technological innovation. This principle states that the number of transistors on…
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The Surreal Economics of Aging: Leonora Carrington’s The Hearing Trumpet Reimagines Value Beyond Decline
One of the greatest threats facing developed economies today can often be summarized in a single, striking figure: the rapidly…
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Small Children, Big Returns; The Power of Investing in Early-Childhood Education
Education is the bedrock of our economy. On an individual scale, it is largely understood that receiving a high-quality education…
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Is Canada as the 51st State Even a Realistic Debate?
Rhetoric surrounding a 51st state has dominated headlines during President Trump’s second term in office, and these ideas have received…
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The United States Government Shutdown
Every year, a new budget must be created to allocate funds for the upcoming fiscal year, which began on October…
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SSMU Legislative Council Discusses Policy on Harmful Military Technology and Harm Reduction Policy
On March 11 2021, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Legislative Council met to vote on the following motions:…
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A Walk Through McGill’s Sexual Assault Reporting Policy
Content warning: mentions of sexual assault Narrowing guidance on reports and allegations of sexual assault provoke universities to come to…
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McGill Senate Approves Additional S/U Policy for 2020/2021
The McGill Senate voted in favour of adopting an additional Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) policy at a special senate meeting on December…
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Let’s Talk About McGill’s Sexual Assault Policy…Again
I wrote my first article for The Bull & Bear last fall on the administration’s sexual assault policy. Specifically, I tackled…
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