Posts Tagged: Parshat Vayishlach
What Lessons Do Judaism and the Torah Have for AI?
This week, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), in typical overblown form, sounded the alarm about artificial intelligence in a Guardian article, in which he predicted that...
Degrees or Direction?
JNS.org - Who do you think is more likely to succeed, a yeshivah student with limited secular education or a university graduate with a degree?...
Assad and Esav Will Be Forgotten — Only the Righteous Will Be Remembered
It’s a sight that the world has seen time and again -- but somehow, it is a shock each time it happens. A vicious tyrant...
The Power of Prayer — and Collective Responsibility
How many times a day do you use the word “OK”? Admit it: you use "OK" far more often than you realize, and in so...
Parshat Vayishlach: The Danger of Bad Company
Jacob had fled the corrosive atmosphere in Laban’s house. But secretly, his beloved Rachel took with her the teraphim — the statues of gods that...
Parshat Vayishlach: Physical Fear and Moral Distress
In this week's parsha, 22 years have passed since Jacob fled his brother, penniless and alone, and since Esau swore revenge for what he saw...
