Felipe Chertouh

Oct 18, 2024 | chinatalk.media | Zenghao Gao |Charles Yockey |Felipe Chertouh |Andrew Lee

This summer, we teamed up with the Federation of American Scientists, and Chris Miller to hold a crowdsourced policy competition. We asked for ideas on how to deal with the problem of China potentially controlling the supply of foundational chips (also called “trailing-edge” semiconductors). To recap from the original post:The U.S. has implemented export controls to try to stop China from getting a technological edge in advanced cutting-edge chips.

Oct 11, 2024 | noahpinion.blog | Zenghao Gao |Felipe Chertouh |Andrew Lee |Charles Yockey

Back in June, the Federation of American Scientists teamed up with Noahpinion, ChinaTalk, and Chris Miller to hold a crowdsourced policy competition. We asked for ideas on how to deal with the problem of China potentially controlling the supply of foundational chips (also called “trailing-edge” semiconductors).

Oct 11, 2024 | menafn.com | Zenghao Gao |Charles Yockey |Felipe Chertouh |Andrew Lee

Ways To Break China's Legacy Chip Hold 10/11/2024 6:15:11 AM (MENAFN- Asia Times) Back in June, the Federation of American Scientists teamed up with Noahpinion, ChinaTalk, and Chris Miller to hold a crowdsourced policy competition. We asked for ideas on how to deal with the problem of China potentially controlling the supply of foundational chips (also called“trailing-edge” semiconductors).

Oct 29, 2023 | europeanconservative.com | Felipe Chertouh

I come from a modern European family. Growing up, we didn’t go to church, or have rituals which in any way gave me a sense of being an heir of Christendom. But our traditions still captured some kind of inexplicable ‘classical good.’ They were familial and evoked the wisdom of the past. Reflecting on this, the greatest tuition in the Transcendental that my parents gave to me was that of the dinner party: a show of beauty, tradition, and above all of service.

Feb 27, 2023 | europeanconservative.com | Felipe Chertouh

The Law as the GoodBefore the code of Hammurabi could be written, the law was. There have always been underlying metaphysical principles that have underpinned our universal ethic, and for millennia these were accessible and enforced. They governed the heart of every man and flowed smoothly from the dictates of natural reason. Many today understand this as the natural law, which legitimizes the protection of what we consider ‘fundamental’ rights.