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جناب صدر سامعین اکرام!السلام علیکم! آج کی میری تقریر کا عنوان ہے “انسانیت” ۔ آپ سب کی سماعتوں کا طالب ہوں۔

انسانیت سے مراد ہر شخص بلا کسی تفریق مذہب و ملت، قوم و ملک ہے۔ دنیا کا ہر فرد قابلِ احترام ہے اس لیے کہ وہ انسان ہے۔ مذاہب عالم میں بھی احترام انسانیت کا درس دیا گیا ہے۔ اگر ہم یوں کہیں کہ احترام انسانیت دنیا میں بسنے والوں کا مشترکہ ورثہ ہے تو غلط نہیں ہوگا۔ ایک دوسرے کا احترام مہذّب اقوام کی ترقی کا راز اور امتیاز ہے۔ کتنی ہی اقوام اور ثقافتیں صرف اِس لیے قابل رشک ہوئیں کہ وہ ایک دوسرے کا احترام کیا کرتی تھیں، اور اپنی نئی نسل کو اخلاقیات کا درس دیتے وقت احترام کی اہمیت پر زور دیتی تھیں۔

سامعین! اسلام نے انسانوں کو ایک دوسرے کا احترام کرنے اور باہمی تعلقات کو خوش گوار بنانے پر زور دیا ہے۔ اس نے واضح کیا ہے کہ تمام انسانوں کو اللہ نے ہی پیدا کیا ہے ، اس لئے ان سب کو اللہ سے ہی ڈرنا چاہیے، اس حوالے سے قرآن مجید میں فرمایا گیا: ’’لوگو! اپنے رب سے ڈرو ،جس نے تمہیں ایک جان سے پیدا کیا اور اسی جان سے اس کا جوڑا بنایا اور ان دونوں سے بہت مرد و عورت دنیا میں پھیلا دیے۔‘‘ (سورۃ النساء)

اسلام میں انسان کو اشرف المخلوقات قرار دیا گیا ہے، اس کے احترام و اکرام کی تعلیم دی گئی، انسان ہونے کے ناطے اسے پوری کائنات پر فضیلت و برتری عطا کی گئی۔ احترام انسانیت وہ صفت اور خوبی ہے جس سے انسانیت کا دوام وابستہ ہے۔ شرف انسانی کا مطلب ہی احترام انسانیت ہے۔

عالی وقار! یہ ایک تاریخی اور ابدی حقیقت ہے کہ رہبر آدمیت، محسن انسانیت، ہادی اعظم حضرت محمدﷺ کے ظہور قدسی سے عالم نو طلوع ہوا، انسانیت کی صبح سعادت کا آغاز ہوا، جب آپﷺ نے اس جہان میں قدم رکھا، اس وقت سے تاریخ عالم نے ایک نئے سفر کا آغاز کیا۔ دنیا میں آپﷺ کی تشریف آوری سے ایک تاریخ ساز اور مثالی دور کا آغاز ہوا۔ ایک ایسا انقلاب رونما ہوا جس نے انسانی عزت و وقار کو بحال کرکے دنیا میں امن و سلامتی اور احترامِ انسانیت کو عام کیا۔

سامعین کرام! ایک بات بڑی اہم ہے تمام مذاہب انسانیت سے محبت کا درس دیتے ہیں ، اس کے باوجود دنیا میں انسانیت سسک رہی ہے ، اس کی آہوں کا شور ہے، انسان ایک دوسرے پر ظلم وستم کر رہا ہے ، انسان ہی ظالم ، انسان ہی مظلوم ، انسان ہی انسان کا دوست ہے دشمن بھی ، انسان نے ہی اپنے جیسے انسانوں کی زندگی میں زہر گھولا ہوا ہے۔ انسان ہی دکھ دیتا ہے ، انسان ہی دکھ بانٹتا ہے۔

حضرت واصف علی واصف رحمتہ اللہ علیہ نے فرمایا : انسانوں پر ظلم نہ کرنے والا اللہ کا دوست ہے غصہ نہ کرنے والا، لوگوں کو معاف کردینے والا، لوگوں پر احسان کرنے والا، اللہ کو محبوب ہے۔ کسی کے دکھ ، درد اور تکلیف کو صرف وہی سمجھ سکتا ہے جس میں انسانیت ہو۔

انسان میں کب انسانیت نہیں ہوتی ،جب وہ خود کو دوسرے انسانوں سے اعلیٰ خیال کرے ،غرور کرے ،تکبر کرے تو سمجھ لیں اس میں انسانیت نہیں رہی وہ جانور ہے بلکہ اس سے بھی بدتر ہے۔اسلام میں تمام انسان برابر ہیں اور انسانوں کے ایک دوسرے پر حقوق و فرائض کو حقوق العباد سے جانا جاتا ہے ۔حقوق العباد کا مطلب اللہ کی خوش نودی کے لیے اللہ کی مخلوق کی خدمت ہے۔

حقوق العباد میں والدین ، اولاد، ملازم ، پڑوسی ، مسافر، یعنی ہر ایک رشتہ میں انسانی حقوق شامل ہیں۔ اسلام کا سب سے عظیم درس انسانیت کی بے لوث خدمت ہے جس میں نمود و نمائش نہ ہو یہ ایک مشکل کام ہے۔ ایسی خدمت ، مدد کو ہی انسان دوستی کہا جاتا ہے۔ یہ ہی توشہ آخرت اور کامیابی ہے۔ اسی کے ساتھ اجازت چاہوں گا۔ شکریہ

Text to speech Urdu

Easily convert text to speech in Urdu, and 90 more languages. Try our Urdu text to speech free online. No registration required. Create Audio

Urdu text to speech online makes it easy to read Urdu text, and convert Word documents and Powerpoint presentations into audio and video files. Our Urdu text to speech converter is realistic, natural and lifelike, and speaks with a neutral accent that is easy to understand.

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, and one of two official languages in that country. It’s also recognised as a scheduled language in India, and a registered regional dialect in Nepal. There are more than 60 million native Urdu speakers.

Narakeet has 2 Urdu text to speech male and female voices. Play the video below (with sound) for a quick demo.

Urdu Text to Speech Voices

In addition to these voices, Narakeet has 700 text-to-speech voices in 90 languages .

For more options (uploading Word documents, voice speed/volume controls, working with Powerpoint files or Markdown scripts), check out our Tools .

Urdu voice over online

Our online Urdu text to speech generators can help you create Urdu voiceovers quickly and conveniently, without having to hire Urdu voice talent. Here are some typical types of files you can make with Narakeet:

• Text to Speech in Urdu YouTube Videos
• Online Text to Speech Urdu Audio Articles
• Text to Speech Urdu Language Lessons
• Text to Urdu Speech Social Media Stories
• Urdu Text to Speech TTS Audiobooks
• Girl voice message in urdu mp3 download

Urdu Text-to-Speech Frequently Asked Questions

Want to know more about our Urdu online text to speech voices? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions:

How to convert text to speech in Urdu?

Just type your Urdu text into our Text to Audio tool, select one of the Urdu voices, and click "Create Audio".

Is there any Urdu text to speech software?

Yes, Narakeet has realistic, natural Urdu text to speech voices, available online.

How to convert Urdu speech into text on mobile?

Narakeet Text to Audio tool works on all modern mobile browsers, and can help you turn Urdu text to Voice online.

Narakeet helps you create text to speech voiceovers , turn Powerpoint presentations and Markdown scripts into engaging videos. It is under active development, so things change frequently. Keep up to date: RSS , Slack , Twitter , YouTube , Facebook , Instagram , TikTok

Urdu Text to Speech

Give your urdu text a voice with VEED's urdu AI TTS tool. Create authentic voice overs instantly!

Transform Urdu Text into Engaging Speech with VEED's Urdu Text to Speech Tool

Welcome to VEED's Urdu Text to Speech (TTS) tool. With our advanced AI technology, you can effortlessly convert Urdu text into high-quality speech. Whether you're a content creator, professional, or instructor, our Urdu TTS tool empowers you to add natural-sounding voice overs to your videos, presentations, and more. Experience the power of AI as our Urdu TTS tool accurately pronounces each word and captures the nuances of the Urdu language. Our goal is to provide you with a seamless and efficient solution to bring your content to life. Don't worry about spending hours recording voice overs or hiring voice actors. VEED's Urdu Text to Speech tool saves you time and resources, allowing you to focus on creating impactful content. Customize the speed , tone, and pitch of the voice to match your preferences and the tone of your content. If you have English voice over, easily convert it to Urdu with our AI video translator. If you have English voice over, easily convert it to Urdu with our AI video translator .

How to Convert Text to Speech in Urdu:

1 upload or record.

Upload your video to VEED or start recording using our free webcam recorder . You can also drag and drop your videos to the editor.

2 Add Text and Convert to Urdu Voice

Click Audio from the left menu and select Text to Speech. Select a language. Type or paste your text into the text field and click Add to Project. You will see an audio file in the timeline.

When you’re happy with your text-to-speech video, click on Export. Download your video or audio to your device.

Walkthrough of Creating Urdu Voice Overs with VEED:

Engage Your Audience with Authentic Urdu Voiceovers

Captivate your audience by adding natural-sounding Urdu voiceovers to your videos. Our AI-powered Urdu TTS tool ensures accurate pronunciation and intonation, making your content more immersive and engaging. According to a study by Forrester Research, adding voice overs to videos can increase viewer engagement by 40%.

Save Time and Effort in Voiceover Creation

Recording voice overs can be time-consuming and expensive. With VEED's Urdu Text to Speech tool, you can generate professional-quality voice overs instantly. Our tool eliminates the need for extensive voice recording sessions or searching for voice actors, saving you valuable time and effort. Check out all our AI video editing tools .

Accessibility and Inclusivity for Urdu Content

Make your content accessible to a wider audience by providing Urdu voiceovers. This is particularly beneficial for individuals with visual impairments or those who prefer audio content. By incorporating Urdu voiceovers, you ensure that your message reaches a diverse audience and promotes inclusivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Urdu Text to Speech (TTS) is a technology that converts written Urdu text into spoken words using artificial intelligence. With VEED's Urdu TTS tool, you can transform your written Urdu content into natural-sounding voiceovers.

VEED's Urdu Text to Speech tool utilizes advanced AI algorithms to ensure accurate pronunciation of Urdu words. Our technology is designed to capture the nuances of the Urdu language, resulting in high-quality and lifelike speech output.

Yes, VEED's Urdu Text to Speech tool offers customization options for voice characteristics such as speed. You can adjust these settings to match the desired style and tone of your content, providing a personalized and tailored experience.

Using VEED's Urdu Text to Speech tool is simple. Just input your text into the tool and generate the speech output. You can then download the voiceover and incorporate it into your videos, presentations, or other multimedia projects.

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VEED is so much more than just an Urdu text-to-voice software. It’s an all-in-one professional video editor that lets you create stunning videos in just minutes. Plus, you can make use of our video templates ; create multiple videos for marketing—fast and pain-free. Save your video as a custom template that you can repurpose on social media. Create sales videos, talking head clips, and more!

Transcribe Urdu Audio to Text

Choose Notta for error-free Urdu speech-to-text transcription. Enjoy fast, accurate transcriptions across platforms and formats - ideal for YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, and virtual meetings.

Convert Urdu speech to text with high accuracy

Notta offers a seamless experience in transforming speech to text across Urdu and more than 50 additional languages, eliminating the need for manual transcription. Our powerful platform allows you to effortlessly transcribe audio into text with a single click. Leverage our Urdu speech-to-text feature to convert spoken words into editable text, streamlining communication processes and maximizing efficiency.

How to Transcribe Urdu Audio to Text

1. Upload Urdu audio

Create an account on Notta, and choose Urdu as your transcription language. Upload your audio files by clicking "Import files". You can drag and drop your files or select them from the device. Notta supports various formats like MP3, WAV, AAC, and AIFF.

2. Review and edit the transcript

After the transcription, you can review and edit the Urdu text within Notta's intuitive editor. Utilize the platform's built-in tools to edit words, add speaker labels, or insert timestamps for improved readability and organization.

3. Export or share the transcript

After transcription, export the text in your desired format by clicking the 'Export' option. Notta supports multiple formats, including TXT, DOCX, SRT, XLSX, or PDF. If you want to collaborate or share the transcript, you can generate a unique URL by clicking the 'Share' button. You can highlight specific parts, create clips, and share what matters.

Enhance Urdu Audio-to-Text Experience with Notta

Focus on your conversations instead of constantly taking notes

Tired of constantly juggling between participating in conversations and taking notes? Say goodbye to distractions and hello to seamless engagement with Notta - the best online transcription tool. Notta’s audio-to-text capabilities are available in 50+ languages.

Summarize meetings with AI templates to stay organized

Notta uses AI to automatically transcribe and summarize your meetings so you can make decisions faster. With Notta’s pre-defined templates, you can streamline post-meeting processes and ensure that key insights and action items are captured accurately and efficiently.

Easily export & share in multiple ways to boost productivity

Notta offers unparalleled flexibility with various export file formats and sharing methods. Effortlessly export transcripts in various formats such as TXT, PDF, DOCX, or SRT, and share them via email, link, or integrated apps like Notion, Salesforce, and Zapier.

Why Choose Notta

Multi-language.

Notta recognizes and converts audio to text in 58 languages, including English, Spanish, Russian, German, French, Portuguese, and Hindi. Translation service is also available.

Security & Privacy

Notta complies with industry-standard security regulations like SSL, GDPR, APPI, and CCPA, ensuring the highest level of data protection. Your files are encrypted using AWS' RDP and S3 services.

High Accuracy

Powered by highly developed speech recognition technology, our transcription service can achieve a high accuracy rate of 98.86% for high-quality audio.

Leveraging advanced AI models, Notta provides automatic summaries, condensing long audio or video transcripts into critical points for quick understanding.

Team Cooperation

Collaborate seamlessly with your colleagues in the Team Workspace. Edit text, add notes (Key point, To-do, List), and insert images, streamlining teamwork.

Fast Transcription

Our lightning-fast transcription process, capable of handling 1 hour of audio in just 5 minutes, allows you to channel your energy and resources toward more pressing tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Notta as an Urdu audio-to-text converter?

Yes, Notta serves as an excellent Urdu audio-to-text converter. Import your Urdu audio files, and Notta will swiftly transcribe them into text with its fast and accurate transcription capabilities.

Can Notta transcribe Urdu video to text with timestamps?

Absolutely! Notta can transcribe Urdu video into text format with timestamps, allowing you to easily navigate and reference specific points in the video content.

Does Notta support the direct transcription of handwritten Urdu text into an editable format?

No, Notta specializes in transcribing audio and video files and does not directly transcribe handwritten Urdu text. Notta's transcription service converts audio and video recordings into text transcriptions.

We recommended using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tools for handwritten text to convert the handwritten Urdu text into editable digital text format.

Can Notta transcribe live Urdu speeches or presentations into text in real time?

Notta offers real-time transcription capabilities for live speeches or presentations. With Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams integration, Notta can capture and transcribe spoken content into text in real time as the event happens. Additionally, you can use the Record an audio or Record a video feature to record and transcribe ongoing speech.

What file formats do you support?

Notta supports a wide range of file formats for Urdu transcription, including WAV, MP3, M4A, CAF, and AIFF for audio files, and MP4, AVI, RMVB, FLV, MOV, and WMV for video files. You can also copy and paste YouTube, Dropbox, or Google Drive links for direct transcription.

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Urdu Voice Typing Pakistan (Speech To Text)

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Online Urdu Voice Typing (Speech to Text)

This is the best and easy to use free online Urdu voice typing software for Pakistani dialect. In Urdu Speech to text recognition system spoken voice of the user is recognized and then translated into Urdu text. That is why it is also known as Urdu Voice Typing.

Convert Urdu Speech into Text (Voice Typing)

Here you have to use desktop Chrome browser with proper internet connection and connect your microphone with the computer. Microphone should be of good quality and placed near to your mouth.

Then just click on the microphone button available above the text box and speak slowly and clearly. You will see whatever you are speaking is automatically get recognized by the software and written in the text box. 

Software converts your voice in digital codes which will be matched with the pre-set characters, words and sentences within the system in nano seconds. Hence you get the almost exactly same text output which you had spoken.

That’s why this speech to text is also called voice typing and as well as dictation typing.

This kind of speech recognition software is immensely important to anyone who needs to create a lot of written content without a lot of manual typing. It is also helpful for people with disabilities that make it difficult for them to use a keyboard.

From the technology viewpoint, speech to text recognition has a long history with several major innovations. The field has gained from AI in Big Data & Deep Learning.

You can perform copy, print, delete, download as MS word file or send it to another person via Gmail according to your requirement.

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Create professional voiceovers with lovo's urdu text to speech voices.

Enhance your content using LOVO's TTS voices to create top-notch voiceovers for your videos, marketing materials, presentations, and more.

How Urdu Text to Speech works

Step 1: Type or input text

Type text or simply copy and paste your desired text into the TTS blocks.

Step 2: Generate

Choose an AI voice from the wide range of 500+ voices in 100+ languages avaialble. Click generate and wait a few seconds and your speech is created by AI voices.

Step 3: Output speech

Within seconds, you'll have speech at the click of a button. No more spending time on logistics, just think and create.

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UN expresses solidarity with Kenya following deadly floods

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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres reiterated the UN’s continued commitment to Kenya in the wake of deadly floods caused by weeks of heavy rains that continue to affect the region.

Mr. Guterres was saddened by the loss of life and damage caused by flash flooding in the capital, Nairobi, and other parts of the country, his spokesperson said on Monday.

The Secretary-General extended his condolences and solidarity to the families of the victims and to the people and Government of Kenya.

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On Monday, rescue teams were searching for survivors after a dam burst in Mai Mahiu in western Kenya, killing at least 35 people, according to international media reports.

The heavy rains began in March, killing more than 100 people across the country since then. This season's flash flooding follows similarly heavy rains that began late last year, affecting almost 600,000 people.   

Solidarity and support

The UN Resident Representative in Kenya, Dr. Stephen Jackson, also expressed solidarity with the people and government during an event to distribute emergency aid to flood survivors, which was led by Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

More than 300 households received aid, provided through the UN refugee agency, UNHCR , that included food, mattresses, blankets, water tanks, mosquito nets and equipment to help them rebuild.

"Together, we are taking steps to meet urgent needs. What worries me is how Kenya is currently facing a climate emergency that it did not cause – drought and floods," said Dr. Jackson.

The UN team on the ground has been working closely with national and international partners since the start of the flooding to help support nearly 25,000 people with food and non-food items directly.   

Meanwhile, UNHCR in Kenya said the heavy rains are causing serious flooding and displacement at the Dadaab refugee camps, located in the north.

“Many refugees have been forced from their homes, seeking shelter in schools and on higher ground,” said UNHCR Representative to Kenya Caroline Van Buren, writing on the social media platform X, formerly Twitter.

The agency is coordinating with local government authorities, including to move people to safety.

Column: Lauren Boebert is her own best asset — and worst enemy — as she fights to stay in Congress

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Lauren Boebert was preaching to the faithful, prowling the stage of a megachurch and delivering a sermon — filled with Scripture and references to Christ and Satan — taken straight from the Book of Grievance.

She spit fire.

At President Biden and denizens of the Beltway swamp. At those criminally prosecuting former President Trump . At politicians presuming to substitute their judgment for God’s. And, not least, at the “sellouts” within her own Republican Party.

“Every time that dirty four-letter word called ‘compromise’ comes up,” Boebert fumed, “it’s always Republicans stepping away from their principles, their platform, your priorities and siding with socialists, communists and Marxists.”

The darkened sanctuary of the Rez Church filled with claps, whoops and cries of “yes!”

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With her swaggering persona, distinctly non-Washington wardrobe and gleeful trampling of protocols — heckling Biden during his State of the Union speech , toting a pistol in defiance of the capital’s tough gun laws — Boebert made herself into one of the most prominent faces of a feral breed of conservatives attacking Congress from within.

It didn’t play so well back home.

Despite her district’s solidly Republican leaning, Boebert very nearly lost her seat after a single term, to a Democrat who assailed her headline-hunting and “angertainment” approach to office. Facing a tough rematch, she abruptly decamped this year to a district clear on the other side of Colorado, where the Republican faces five opponents in a June 25 primary — many with deep roots in the region.

“This is where I grew up,” conservative activist Deborah Flora pointedly stated as Boebert scribbled notes alongside her at a breakfast forum in Castle Rock, a fast-growing exurb on the far edge of Denver’s sprawling metropolitan area. “This is where I raised my children.”

“I promise not to embarrass you,” another opponent, Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg, chimed in. “I promise not to humiliate you.”

Sonnenberg wasn’t any more specific. He didn’t have to be.

In September, Boebert was tossed out of a Denver showing of the musical “Beetlejuice” after vaping, carrying on and getting handsy with her date. The scene was captured on camera and the PG-13 clip went viral, turning the 37-year-old lawmaker into a national punchline.

Worse, from a political standpoint, the off-color episode raised doubts about Boebert’s judgment and impetuous nature, and badly undermined her image as a family-minded conservative and devout Christian.

She has apologized repeatedly, though at times Boebert seems less than contrite.

Rallying a few hundred supporters at the Rez Church in Loveland, she assailed the $95-billion military aid package Biden just signed into law , calling the emergency relief for Ukraine and others a shameful product of Republican treachery and Democratic deceit.

“More political theater in Washington, D.C.,” she sniped. “If there’s any theater to criticize, I think it’s that one.”

The response was knowing laughter and a smattering of applause.

“Praise the Lord for his mercy,” Boebert added after a beat.

“And yours.”

Boebert is, in many ways, her own greatest political asset.

She’s a charismatic campaigner, filling a room with her slight 5-foot frame and a fusillade of attacks that issue forth in a high-volume, highly caffeinated rat-a-tat: against open borders, a “woke and weaponized federal government,” “the corruption of the Biden crime family,” say-one-thing-do-another Republicans.

“When I go to D.C., it isn’t to have fancy dinners with lobbyists and special-interest groups,” she told several dozen Republican regulars at the Castle Rock breakfast. “That is not a representative. That’s a welfare recipient.”

When Boebert moves about, she’s swarmed by selfie-seeking fans, reflecting the celebrity that’s turned her into a national personality and built a formidable fundraising base. (The $3.4 million and counting that Boebert has raised so far is several times more than her Republican opponents combined.)

But the reputation preceding her also makes Boebert her own worst enemy.

It’s not just the “Beetlejuice” episode. Details of her nasty divorce, including a restraining order against Boebert’s ex-husband, have been splattered across the media. In February, the oldest of Boebert’s four sons was arrested and charged with identity theft and other crimes.

She cited the personal shambles as the reason she switched districts, moving from western to eastern Colorado. “I wanted a fresh start for my boys,” Boebert said in an interview — though she could have very well stayed in her old district, which is roughly the size of Pennsylvania, and still put some distance between herself and her ex-husband.

Some voters question whether Boebert, with all her mess, is worth the trouble.

Larry, a 73-year-old retired postal worker, showed up at the fairgrounds in Castle Rock to look over the congressional field and eye Boebert in person. (He declined to state his last name to avoid being hassled for giving his opinion.)

“I like her voting record and the way she stands up to Democrats,” Larry said, as he added creamer to his coffee. “But I’m not sure about her leaving her district. And as a devout Christian, from a moral standpoint, I don’t like her antics at the theater in Denver.”

For some, however, Boebert’s don’t-give-a-flip attitude and not-in-the-least-conventional biography — she’s a high school dropout and became a grandmother at age 36 — make her authentic in a way most politicians aren’t.

Bill Bennett brought his French bulldog, Donald J. Tank, to see Boebert when she dropped by a coffee shop in Elizabeth, farm country about 15 miles east of Castle Rock. Portraits of livestock and multiple crosses filled the small space, which barely contained the 75 or so who crowded in.

Bennett, a 61-year-old civil contractor who switched from independent to Republican when Trump became president, wasn’t the least fazed by Boebert’s unruly escapades.

“She’s a total bad-ass. A total bad-ass,” he said, holding a Boebert for Congress sign in one hand and Tank’s leash in the other, “and I love that. We need strength and she’s got backbone. We need backbone in the Republican Party. I can’t stress that enough.”

In fact, Boebert may perhaps best be described as a Republican in name only, an epithet she frequently hurls at others; her allegiance is to Trump and the MAGA movement, not the expectations or designs of the Grand Old Party.

Boebert’s special guest in Elizabeth was Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson, a fellow traveler in the GOP’s burn-down-the-House caucus, who drove straight from Amarillo — a six-hour trip — to lend his support. Boasting of his contrarian approach, Jackson described his political “superpower” as not giving “a damn what anyone says about me.”

Boebert smiled broadly and clapped enthusiastically.

Whoever wins the GOP primary is virtually certain to be the next representative from Colorado’s 4th Congressional District. ( The incumbent, Ken Buck , unexpectedly stepped down in March; a caretaker is running in a separate contest to fill the final few months of his term.)

Unlike Boebert’s old district, which includes the posh mountain resorts of Aspen and Telluride, the new one is as flat and Republican as neighboring Kansas . There’s a broad streak of Christian conservatism, more akin to the South or Midwest than the rest of Colorado. Farming and ranching, not apres-ski, are the major industries.

In short, this is Trump Country.

In 2020, the former president won the 4th District by nearly three times his margin in Boebert’s old district. That makes Trump’s support for Boebert vitally important. He’s showcased in one of her TV spots — “Lauren, you’re gonna do fantastically” — and his son Donald Jr. appeared alongside her at church in Loveland, after campaigning for Boebert in her former district last summer.

Past a small forest of American flags, past tables of Trump merchandise and two armed policeman standing guard, Trump Jr. performed more than 30 minutes of political stand-up, mocking Biden (“this dips— has the nuclear codes?”) and making light of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, before turning to the business at hand.

He acknowledged Boebert’s relatively recent arrival to the district, but said she “obviously made a mark in D.C., because they’re going after her like you wouldn’t believe. That’s a good thing. That, in and of itself, is probably the only endorsement you need. If the D.C. swamp people — especially the Republicans — dislike you, that’s probably a no-brainer.”

Boebert may be a newcomer, but having the most money and highest name recognition (for good and ill) makes her the candidate to beat. Running against a lone rival or two would be one thing. But with multiple candidates splitting the Republican vote, Boebert’s standing with the MAGA base — which may be 35% or more of the primary electorate — could be enough to send her back to Washington.

“It’s an environment that gives her a lot of advantages,” said Seth Masket, head of the University of Denver’s Center on American Politics, who’s closely followed the race. “But it doesn’t guarantee a win.”

The question is whether Boebert can stay out of her own way — and keep out of any more trouble — between now and the June primary.

“I do live large,” she said, unabashedly, in a conversation between campaign stops. “I live fast. I am very spontaneous.”

So put that down as a maybe.

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Hello, everyone.

As you surely know, campus communities across the country are struggling to cope with strongly contending views on the war in the Middle East – and MIT is too. 

So I want to let you know what I see here, and what I believe is at a stake.

Last Sunday night, 30 or so students set up around 15 tents on the Kresge lawn. They also put up signs – some deeply critical of Israel, some expressing their support for the Palestinian people and their demands that MIT cut research ties with Israel. They have repeatedly stated their commitment to these views. 

From the start, this encampment has been a clear violation of our procedures for registering and reserving space for campus demonstrations – rules that are independent of content – rules that help make sure that everyone can have freedom of speech.

Over the course of the week, several more tents have been added. The students have sometimes been noisy – but the situation has so far been peaceful. For instance, after the first day, the demonstrators agreed not make noise after 7:30 pm, as students across campus are focused on end-of-semester assignments. 

That said, there have been rallies that include bullhorns and loud chanting. Some of these chants are heard by members of our community as calling for the elimination of the state of Israel. More pointed chants have been added that I find quite disturbing.

I believe these chants are protected speech, under our principles of free expression.   But as I’ve said many times, there’s a distinction between what we can say ­– what we have a right to say – and what we should say as members of one community. 

But this is what makes this situation different from past protest movements, and uniquely difficult: t he fact of two opposing groups on campus, both grieving, – and both painfully at odds with each another. These opposing allegiances extend to faculty and staff as well.

As you’d expect, to avoid any further escalation, we’re working closely and constantly with our Student Life team, the faculty members who are advising the students, and our own campus police. Out of an abundance of caution, at my direction, the MITPD is on the scene 24 hours a day. 

The situation is not static, of course, but that’s the current picture. I and other senior leaders have also spent hours in intense meetings with people across a broad range of views. We’ve received scores of messages from students, alumni, parents, faculty, and staff. 

We are being pressed to take sides – and we’re being accused of taking sides. We’ve been told that the encampment must be torn down immediately, and that it must be allowed to stay; that discipline is not the answer, and that it is the only answer. 

I can only describe the range of views as irreconcilable. 

Under the circumstances, what I must continue to do, here on our campus, is to take every step in my power to protect the physical safety of our community – and to strive to make sure everyone at MIT feels free to do the work they came here for.

In support of that goal, I want to be clear about certain aspects of how we operate at MIT, and about guardrails that will allow us to live together.

• First: I appreciate very much that the situation has so far been peaceful. But this has not been the case at several schools across the country where different groups have clashed.  To be clear to everyone concerned: violence and threats of violence on our campus are utterly unacceptable. Anyone who breaks that trust should expect serious consequences.
• Second: Rules have already been broken. Those who break our rules – including rules around the time, place and manner of protest – will face disciplinary action.
• Third: I am not going to compromise the academic freedom of our faculty, in any field of study. Our faculty represent a wide range of viewpoints that are appropriately expressed in a university dedicated to broadening our students’ minds.   And faculty routinely work with colleagues around the world, including in Israel – and all sponsored research on our campus is openly shared, publishable, and freely available to investigators everywhere. 

MIT relies on rigorous processes to ensure that all funded research complies with MIT policies and with US law. Within those standards, MIT faculty have the fundamental academic freedom to pursue funding for research of interest in their fields. 

In an open academic community, it is certainly acceptable to ask questions about someone’s research and funding sources. But that should never rise to the level of intimidation or harassment.

• Fourth and finally, I want to speak directly about the encampment. 

We have heard the views of our protesting students. The grief and pain over the terrible loss of life and suffering in Gaza are palpable.

Out of respect for the principles of free expression, we have not interfered with the encampment.

But it is creating a potential magnet for disruptive outside protestors. 

It is commandeering space that was properly reserved by other members of our community. 

And keeping the encampment safe and secure for this set of students is diverting hundreds of staff hours, around the clock, away from other essential duties. 

We have a responsibility to the entire MIT community – and it is not possible to safely sustain this level of effort.

We are open to further discussion about the means of ending the encampment.   

But this particular form of expression needs to end soon.

Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s departing first minister, and the art of the resignation speech

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Humza Yousaf’s resignation as first minister of Scotland was, in the end, expected, after a chain of events made his position untenable. It was trailed from early in the morning that he would be resigning, so when he finally addressed the media at lunchtime, there was no sense of shock in the room.

The departure speeches of government leaders are of course as varied as the reasons for which they are given. But there are consistencies across the genre, too.

Such speeches are usually between about 12 and 20 minutes long and follow what is crudely called the “turd sandwich” approach. They begin with a justification of the politician’s record in office, focusing on key successes and innovations. They then make comments about the future of politics – perhaps swiping at certain opponents or even members of their own party – and encourage public vigilance around certain issues. The speech will then conclude with broad comments about what the resigning leader may do in the future, observations that it has been an honour and pleasure to serve the public of “this great nation” and thanks to those who have helped in their career, including family and friends. Often a wife, husband or partner will stand dutifully at their side while the speech is made.

Yousaf spoke for just under 10 minutes , which may be a reflection of his short tenure of just over one year. He also largely resisted the urge to take swipes at others. He “genuinely” wished his party and the opposition well and said he had no ill feeling towards anyone. This may be a reflection of his own culpability in his downfall, but also his age (39) and his thoughts about what may be to come.

Yousaf welled up somewhat when he talked about the support of his wife and family, and this is a common occurrence in departure speeches. Gordon Brown was visibly upset as he spoke for the last time as prime minister in 2010, as was Theresa May in 2019. There are famous photographs of Margaret Thatcher in tears in the back of the car as she left Downing Street in 1990.

Staying humble

Few politicians are afforded the luxury of a departure on their own terms or even under the relatively steady circumstances of a regular turnover of democratic power. Many leave amid the chaos of governmental collapse or being stabbed in the back by rivals. Some leave in light of accusations of wrongdoing or mismanagement.

The context of the departure is important. However, it is often the character of the leader that matters more when it comes to the content and tone of the speech. Some leaders are simply more gracious and eloquent than others and Yousaf managed to convey a sense of humbleness, despite the frustrating circumstances.

This is in contrast to Kevin Rudd who gave one of the most compelling departure speeches at the end of his first stint as prime minister of Australia in 2010. Rudd was unable to speak at times due to his level of emotion, but was also clearly furious at being forced out by his deputy, and then successor, Julia Gillard. His jaw clenched and his words almost hissed at times.

Lost to history?

Few departure speeches are memorable. This is because they tend to have little bearing on policy and contain no profound political message. They also rarely contain any revealing or helpful information about the circumstances that underpin the departure. But there are some exceptions.

Japanese politician Ryutaro Nonomura’s memorable resignation speech went viral in 2014 when he sobbed incoherently and banged his fist on the desk after he had been accused of abusing his expenses.

In terms of importance of content though, the standout departure speech was probably made by US President Dwight Eisenhower when he left the White House in 1961 after two terms in office. Historical records tell us that Eisenhower put a lot of time into drafting his speech and wrote most of it himself. In it he made a profound critique of American politics and society and its direction of travel. He also coined a new term that remains in regular use today: the “military-industrial complex”.

In terms of fundamental issues, facing his country, Yousaf did mention Scottish independence and Scotland’s soft power overseas. But he refrained from discussing climate change and the debate about gender – which were key areas of disagreement with the Green party and Alba party and contributed to his demise. This was not a speech that is likely to be remembered – but perhaps, given the circumstances of his departure, and his own role in it, Yousaf would prefer it that way.

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Close up stock photograph of a mature man studying a see-through computer monitor that’s displaying ... [+] text provided by an AI (artificial intelligence) chatbot.

The launch of ChatGPT 17 months ago is considered by many to be a technological inflection point as significant as the launch of the integrated circuit, the internet, and the iPhone. As with any such disruption, each novelty brings out legions of detractors and supporters.

To address both sides of the issue, let’s examine the positive aspects of ChatGPT and, as a cautionary tale, allay the concerns of the detractors.

Generating content

As soon as ChatGPT came out, students started using the technology to do their written assignments which led to charges of cheating as this article by Michael Nietzel indicates. Businesspeople, too, started using the technology to do their daily work—emails, reports, marketing communications, product/service descriptions—and while businesspeople are not likely to be charged with cheating, the practice does have the downside of coming across as either bland, generic, or flowery. The title and subtitle of an article in The Atlantic says it all: “ChatGPT is Dumber Than You Think: Treat it like a toy not a tool.”

Instead, set an honor code for yourself. Never use generative AI tools to generate content from scratch. First, do a rough draft of your own. Then turn to the bot as a productivity tool and prompt it for a draft. Use any ideas or phrases from the bot and work them into a second draft of your own. Be sure you keep both drafts separate to maintain the integrity of your honor code.

Editing content

Read that second draft, now focusing on the language. To heighten the accuracy and color of your description, query the bot again for synonymous words or idiomatic phrases. You can also use dictionary.com, thesaurus.com, or Google’s Power Thesaurus, but if you give ChatGPT a sense of what you’re looking for, its natural language can provide closer suggestions. Don’t just cherry-pick from the list; use your native intuition to make the choice that fits best.

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As you develop your text, look for additional information that supports and adds depth to your ideas. If the information you find is lengthy or complex, copy and paste it into the bot and prompt it to simplify. Read the simplification and then work the information into your original draft using your own words.

During the process, be sure to double check the accuracy of your research. ChatGPT is often not only inaccurate but as this New York Times article reports, can provide misinformation.

Polishing content

Continue to review your text. Remember that one of the most frequently cited adages among professional writers is “Writing is rewriting.” With each review, you should be implementing a practice known as “Spaced Learning,” or walking away from your text. It’s a human technique that predates ChatGPT. For context, the opposite of Spaced Learning is cramming—need I say more?

In using ChatGPT and other generative AI tools this way, you will be implementing “error-driven learning,” a practice drawn from technology that enables and improves human thinking. In a recent Wall Street Journal article , Professor Charan Ranganath who runs the Dynamic Memory Lab at the Center for Neuroscience at the University of California, Davis, references the work of two cognitive psychologist in 1990 who noted that “neural network models of artificial intelligence learn through trial and error.” Professor Ranganath then ran an experiment in his lab that “used neural network models to simulate what happens in the hippocampus—a critical brain area for rapid learning.” His results found “that the human brain can learn and retain far more through trial and error.”

So go ahead and use ChatGPT to help you generate, edit, enrich, and polish your content, but be sure to keep your hand on the tiller by using an equal measure of your own human capabilities.

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