Juan Pablo Laso in Culture 4 months ago
Sunday night, as U.S. viewers sat down to the Super Bowl the rest of the world went about its business as usual. What's the consensus from abroad? Super Bowl Sunday is just America being America.
Juan Pablo Laso in Millennials 6 months ago
To all those nay-sayers out there, I'm writing from the future. And guess what? That Mayan prophecy was right.
Juan Pablo Laso in Culture 6 months ago
On Dec. 6, for the first time in over 50 years, no bullfights were held at the Plaza de Toros Quito. Ideas about bullfighting are changing across the world, but the central question remains.
Juan Pablo Laso in Culture 7 months ago
The top 10 most viral videos of 2012 can tell us a lot about ourselves and the world we live in. Spoiler alert, Gangnam Style was not the most viral video of the year.
Juan Pablo Laso in Politics 7 months ago
As Americans head to the polls, their vote will affect more than just the U.S., it will affect the rest of the world. As a foreigner looking in, I cast my vote, in spirit, for Barack Obama.
Juan Pablo Laso in Politics 8 months ago
As Paul Ryan gears up for tonight's vice presidential debate, a look at the ideology and ideas behind Ayn Rand, the woman who he credits as "the reason I got involved in public service."
Juan Pablo Laso in Science 9 months ago
On October 3, President Obama and presidential hopeful Mitt Romney will debate. But they won't be talking about Anthropocene, even if it's a matter of life and death.
Juan Pablo Laso in Science 10 months ago
Climate change has become as much of an existential and political question as it is a scientific one.
Juan Pablo Laso in Science 10 months ago
As we enter a new geological age, the Anthropocene, it is becoming more apparent that civilization carries on thanks to a form of inertia. It's time to stop and reflect, before all hope is lost.
Juan Pablo Laso in Science 10 months ago
The writing is on the wall, and no longer can we pretend that global warming is just a figment of our imaginations. This summer is proof, we are living through an extreme global climate change.
Juan Pablo Laso in Science 11 months ago
Early Wednesday morning, scientists announced that evidence of the Higgs boson, aka the 'God particle', has been found. But, what exactly does that mean?
Juan Pablo Laso in Culture 12 months ago
Lonesome George was the last of his kind. Accidentally discovered in 1972, the giant Galapagos tortoise died this week. His death marks the last of his species.
Juan Pablo Laso in Culture 12 months ago
On June 20, 14,000 people did yoga in Times Square. As each year we become more and more technologically in tune, what is the role that yoga plays in our constantly connected lives?