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Part 10 – Competitors and Complementary Global Prizes: The Nobel’s Evolving Landscape
10.1 Introduction Although the Nobel Prize remains the most internationally recognised symbol of excellence, it no longer stands alone as the sole arbiter of intellectual…
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Part 11 – Criticism, Missed Laureates, and Institutional Reforms: The Nobel Prize in Reflection
11.1 Introduction No global institution of recognition has been more revered — or more scrutinised — than the Nobel Prize. Its unparalleled prestige has ensured…
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Part 12 – The Nobel Prize in the Digital and AI Era: Tradition Meets Technological Transformation
12.1 Introduction As artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and digital technologies transform knowledge creation, the Nobel Prize faces a defining question: can a 19th-century institution…
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Part 13 – The Philosophical Legacy and Global Significance of the Nobel Prize
13.1 Introduction The Nobel Prize is more than a set of awards; it is a moral institution. For over a century, it has functioned as…
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From Immaturity to Maturity (Contents)
Part 1 – Foundations of Maturity: What It Means to Grow Up Part 2 – Emotional Maturity vs. Immaturity Part 3 – Cognitive Maturity vs.…
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Part 1 – Foundations of Maturity: What It Means to Grow Up
Introduction Maturity is often described as “growing up,” but it is more than chronological age. It reflects the development of emotional regulation, cognitive reasoning, social…
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Part 2 – Emotional Maturity vs. Immaturity
Introduction Emotions are at the core of human experience, shaping decisions, relationships, and identity. Emotional maturity reflects the ability to recognise, regulate, and express emotions…
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Part 3 – Cognitive Maturity vs. Immaturity
Introduction Cognitive maturity refers to the ability to think critically, reason abstractly, and adapt perspectives based on evidence and reflection. In contrast, cognitive immaturity is…
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Part 4 – Social Maturity vs. Immaturity
Introduction Humans are inherently social beings, and maturity is most visible in the way we interact, empathise, and build relationships. Social maturity reflects the ability…
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Part 5 – Moral and Ethical Maturity vs. Immaturity
Introduction Moral and ethical maturity reflects the ability to discern right from wrong, act with integrity, and make decisions guided by principles rather than self-interest.…
