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Prudence: The Essential Virtue for Ethical Leadership! Discover how thoughtful reflection enhances decision-making and creates a more ethical organizational environment. Read the latest article from Mauricio Serafim! [link] admethics.com/prudence-the-e…

Did Kenneth Lux misinterpret Adam Smith? Wealth is about human needs, not just numbers. Explore insights from Marcello Zappellini! 📖✨ 🔗 admethics.com/the-complex-re…

Did you know organizational culture goes beyond visible behaviors? It includes shared beliefs, values, and meanings. Explore the richness of human relations in organizations with Paulo's article! 🌟 🔗 admethics.com/the-epistemolo…

Explore Eric Voegelin's critique of ideologies & language's role in politics in Nicolas Rufino latest post! 🔗 admethics.com/eric-voegelin-…

Are government agencies trustworthy? Did you know Brazilians distrust the government? This scenario affects all of Latin America, not just our country. On our blog, a discussion on public transparency mechanisms and government trust. Click here: admethics.com/the-influence-…

Technology has always been an ally of humans. There are many milestones. We have seen a culture focused on technical-economic progress, sidelining humanity. In today's blog t, Elize explores this phenomenon and its threats to humanity and social fabric. admethics.com/challenges-of-…

Technological advancements improve life. Beginning with the simplest utensils, humanity made great advances, but all technologies should be used cautiously. In today's blog post, Victor discusses how technology can harm traditional aspects of society. admethics.com/reflexoes-sobr…

Talking about neural networks has become so common that we rarely consider their meaning. In today's post, scientific initiation scholarship holder Thales Fischer discusses how it works, its potential uses, and human influence. admethics.com/the-accessibil…

"Politics, religion, and football aren’t discussed," but the first two often intertwine. In today's AdmEtchis blog, scholar Paulo Eduardo examines how religious values influence politics and democracy. admethics.com/democracy-reli…

AI goes far beyond a simple definition. In this new blog post, Ana Bertoncini explores how AI is an interdisciplinary scientific field and why understanding its different types of technology is crucial to keeping up with its rapid transformations. admethics.com/o-que-e-inteli…

Discover Eric Voegelin in our new blog series! From Cologne to California, explore how his background, studies, and exile shaped his ideas in politics and philosophy. He confronted Nazism, absorbed Einstein and Weber, and redefined political science. admethics.com/eric-voegelin-…

In an age of individuality, the timeless fact that humans need their peers to thrive is fading daily, and upholding qualities for human interactions can scandalize classrooms. Prof. Zappellini examines MacIntyre's defense of this fact on our blog. admethics.com/once-again-vir…

"Public server" often carries stigmas, yet achieving this title involves a rigorous process. Many are drawn to the role for its job security, but others genuinely wish to serve the community. Professor Laís examines these motivations in our latest post. admethics.com/in-search-of-t…

Tic-tac-toe, economic decision-making, and artificial intelligence might seem unrelated, but they all connect through game theory. Discover how this childhood game links to complex theories and the evolution of AI by visiting our latest post. admethics.com/relevance-of-g…

Discover the redemption journeys in "Les Misérables" and "Crime and Punishment," as explored in our latest blog post. The characters' paths through crime, regret, and transformation are analyzed, highlighting how they are reshaped by love and sacrifice. admethics.com/crime-sacrific…

Does transparency lead to trust in government? Brazil's trust in institutions is low, but recent transparency legislation, making government data public, prompts questions about its impact on trust. Geovane explores this in today's post. admethics.com/effects-of-tra…

"It's the machine's fault": how intelligent is AI when it comes to making decisions? Check it out our new post here admethics.com/its-the-machin…

There's a new post on the blog, with Paulo's debut! check it out on our blog: admethics.com/essay-towards-…

In this post, Ana Bertoncini talks about what artificial intelligence is, addressing AI in imagination and narratives. Click here and check it out admethics.com/what-is-artifi…

The first article was published this year! @mariaclaraames; Ana Bertoncini, Elize Jacinto and prof. Marcello Zappellini explore the concept of tradition from the perspective of two great authors, a philosopher and an economist. Unmissable! Click here: revistas.unav.edu/index.php/empr…