History shows that conspiracies do happen. But how do we know which conspiracy theories to take seriously? What role should they play in our historical and political outlook?

Come make collages, meet new friends, and unleash your artistic side! Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a beginner, everyone is welcome.

With the development of AI, our world will increasingly be shared with highly-capable artificially-intelligent agents, many operating relatively autonomously. Could their capacity to learn and recognize ethical features make them much-needed allies in promoting safety for AI agents and ourselves alike?

What is the role and identity of a university, especially in times of global and social turmoil?

SG is starting a new writing group for all levels. We are offering a space where you can focus on your work while still getting support and encouragement.

Is it possible to be truly open-minded? Don’t we sometimes need to learn to ignore and dismiss some ideas?

Where do you think real power lies in society? Is it in the hands of the government, or the judiciary, multinational corporations, organized religion, banks, elite families, secret societies, or somewhere else?

How do you do good in the complex modern world? And why? Challenge your perspective on what it truly means to do good!

Investigating the currents of civilisation and extermination running through Western History, exploring how race first became institutionalised,

Revisiting the stories of Christopher Columbus, the Alamo and the Trail of Tears from an indigenous perspective and examining the “doctrine of discovery” which was used to justify the enslavement of millions.