Ivan Karadanov
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Does the Rise of Political Strongmen across Democracies Reflect a Failure of Liberalism, or a Failure of Liberal Politicians?
Introduction
Sep 1
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Ivan Karadanov
April 2026
The Apple Tree
“No category of sciences exists to which one could give the name of applied sciences.
Apr 30
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Ivan Karadanov
Zen and the Art of Saving Bees
“The safety risks around AI are huge.
Apr 25
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Ivan Karadanov
March 2026
Can Machines Possess Free Will?
A Story About Circles
Mar 23
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Ivan Karadanov
Could a Machine Think and Feel?
A Question About Circles
Mar 20
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Ivan Karadanov
How Do Patterns in Nature Relate to Mathematical Laws?
How many ways do you know to draw a circle? I can immediately think of the two simplest ones.
Mar 17
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Ivan Karadanov
Does Physics Discover Reality, or Does It Build Models of It?
The question at its core contains the eternal division and competition between experimental and theoretical physics.
Mar 14
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Ivan Karadanov
February 2026
A Device We Deserve
Whenever my dad is upset at the evening news, he quotes George Bernard Shaw: “Democracy is a device that ensures we shall be governed no better than we…
Feb 22
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Ivan Karadanov
September 2025
When Ideals Meet Tanks
A Brief History of Human Rights
Sep 27, 2025
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Ivan Karadanov
The Economic Effects of Bulgaria’s Eurozone Accession
Abstract
Sep 7, 2025
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Ivan Karadanov
May 2023
Bees or Humans?
A Conversation with ChatGPT on AI Ethics, Asimov's Laws, and the Limits of Artificial Intelligence
May 16, 2023
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Ivan Karadanov
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