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DR. MANAHEL THABET

Prof. Manahel Thabet

The Future of Human Jobs and the Knowledge Economy

There is a wide-ranging debate about the future of human jobs, coupled with the prosperity of the knowledge economy, the development of technology, and the devices of artificial intelligence, and it may be said that an employee in this economy may lose his job in the traditional reality, but what must be noted is that alternative jobs have begun to function and are trying to find space in the human world, provided by the knowledge economy in the worlds of technology in general.

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November 6, 2017

The Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Societies

If the economy is the key factor in shaping life, maintaining leadership, and sustaining growth and prosperity, according to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, requires a transition to the age of the knowledge economy as soon as possible.

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October 30, 2017

Decentralization of the Digital Economy

The digital economy is defined as an economy that relies mainly on information technology, which means every stage of information manufacturing, from culture, training, and teaching, through the manufacture of physical computer parts and components, and then to the manufacture of computer software, or something computer-based, in one form or another.

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October 23, 2017

Bitcoin and The Abolition of Monetary Centralization

In its history, the financial economy has known multiple financial systems, the oldest of which may be the barter system, and despite its extensive financial transactions, it was not purely mathematically economic, it was linked to the language and its discharge. the system had advantages, the most important of which was the lack of centralization to which it was invoked and similarly had some disadvantages: the difficulty of finding a single measure of commodity exchange, the incompatibility of the wishes of the seller and the buyer simultaneously, the difficulty of having a valid public means of value storage, as well as the difficulty of having an appropriate unit for forwarding payment, as well as the difficulty of fragmenting some goods.

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September 25, 2017

Soft Power is the Alternative of Civilization.

In one of my previous articles, I mentioned details about the importance of intellectual reclamation as one of the ways to counter cognitive scarcity, how to address research backwardness, to revive the power of the cognitive economy, and to implicitly refer to soft power as another means, which comes in the same context, and in the same importance as in my series of articles on the cognitive economy, and I dedicate this article to talking about the alternative of soft power in detail and expansion.

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September 18, 2017

Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Human Beings.

The great seriousness of the future of artificial intelligence and its applications may be evident in the great importance that the united states at the end of 2016 attached to its discussion, where it held a special conference at the white house on the future of ai applications, but the reference to the future of humans in the era of artificial intelligence at the conference was vague, and did not understand it in its papers, nor did its outputs address it.

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September 11, 2017

The Authority and Importance of Cultural Engineering in the World of Cognitive economics

The lack of intellectuals in the world has always been a natural consequence of the difficulty required by focused thinking, thus evading the world’s responsibility to think, taking the path of mental comfort, creating a fascinating course for most of what it wants to do, and even adopting ready-made ideas, rather than developing its ability to think focused, as a vital alternative, to address the difficulties of its life, to manage its lives and to manage its affairs.

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August 21, 2017
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