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Phillip Dolitsky

Phillip Dolitsky is a Strategic Advisor at The Philos Project where he works on issues related to foreign policy, Israel advocacy and combatting antisemitism. He is also a writer on military strategy, ethics and geopolitics. You can find him on Twitter @phillyd97 or email him at pdolitsky@gmail.com.

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Should We Decouple Technology from Everyday Life?

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For decades, we have been told that the future is digital and that resistance is futile. But what if the future we truly want is one where the analogue coexists alongside the digital, where digital technology is an option and not a mandate?
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On Fatherly Figures

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Just imagine if all the male professors and teachers who read and write for this blessed journal, who deeply care about the plight of the fatherless, actively sought to mentor their students in the most important subject: life. Imagine if, at the beginning of every term, you each announced, and then demonstrated, your openness and willingness to help your young, impressionable students navigate this next chapter in their lives.

Is the Scholarly Life Still Worth Pursuing? An Open Letter to the Authors of Public Discourse

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Is the scholarly life still worth pursuing? I am at that stage in my academic career where the question keeps me up at night. I want to pursue a PhD in my field of interest. I want to teach and write scholarship. But will there be a spot for people like me in the academy?
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