Amil Imani Blogs
October 11, 2026
In quantum mechanics, a system is described by a wave function. You can think of it as a list of possibilities, each with a number attached (called an amplitude) that says how strongly that possibility is present.
US Politics
October 11, 2026
The emotional cry that "Islam is the greatest killer of Iranians" is historically simplistic, but sociologically revelatory.
US Politics
October 10, 2026
Without a transparent, unequivocal repudiation of classical legal supremacy, voters are asked to place blind faith in political packaging.
Amil Imani Articles
October 10, 2026
This midterm election offers no luxury for indifference. Abstention yields power to the architects of decline. Look past the personalities and focus on the cold reality of the alternative. Doubt kills republics. Many voters hesitate, weary of partisan rhetoric and skeptical of promises.
Amil Imani Blogs
October 4, 2026
You, reading this, are in the branch where the coin landed kindly. According to one of the strangest ideas in modern physics, you may be in that branch every time, again and again, for as long as you live. This is the thought experiment known as quantum immortality.
Amil Imani Articles
October 2, 2026
The danger here isn't a machine that outsmarts us. It's a machine that is easy to fool, sitting in a position of trust that we gave it because it was convenient. Efficiency is a good reason to adopt a tool, but it's a bad reason to hand it authority we wouldn't give a new hire on day one.
