LETTER
Fall Issue: The Best of Dialogue & Discourse
A selection of our top articles from the past month, hand-picked by our editorial team for your enjoyment and benefit.

The CIA’s War On WikiLeaks Founder Julian
By Kevin Gosztola
“CIA spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange months before he was expelled from Ecuador embassy. Assange’s detention was a coup for them.”
Numerical Schemes and Analytical Solutions to Fickian Diffusion with Dirichlet and Neumann Boundaries
By Eric Song
“Numerical schemes, namely finite differences for our purposes, are imperative to computing and analyzing higher order models of increasing intricacy.”
The Post Office Helps China Defeat American Rivals
By Erik Brown
“[…] it is cheaper to ship a 1lb package from Beijing to Washington DC, than it would be to ship that same package a few blocks from the capitol building […]”
The Quantum Bubble
By Brett Holverstott
“How two key experiments invalidate quantum mechanics, and a new theory is ushering in the next paradigm of thought.”
Quantum Consciousness — The Emperor’s new Mind and the Implications of the Incompleteness Theorems
By Diana Darie
“Some evidence has been produced in recent years where warm quantum coherence was proved to exist in the photosynthesis of plants, bird brain navigation, our sense of smell and even in brain microtubules.”
What’s Going on in the Repo Market?
By Lauren Reiff
“Each day, the repo market has trillions of dollars worth of cash and Treasury securities flowing through its pipes, traveling between banks and financial firms, ensuring the daily functioning of these institutions.”
Experts, Populists, Democracy, and Foreign Policy
By Alex Christy
“[…] Trump enjoys a certain level of support from self-styled populists and other dissenters from conventional wisdom. Not only that, they suspect that there is a “Deep State” made up of bureaucratic members of the bipartisan foreign policy consensus is out to get the elected president who was elected precisely because he wasn’t one of them.”

