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The Hidden Secret of AI Intelligence
The AI industry hides a dirty secret: the "intelligence" is actually a massive, power-hungry industrial refinery. By stripping away the marketing fluff about "thinking," we reveal a system of high-speed guessing that is as fragile as it is … |
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The Vote That Was Not Supposed to Happen
The House’s vote to cancel Trump’s tariffs on Canada is less about trade mechanics than about political courage. In a chamber long bent under executive power, a bipartisan crack appeared. Whether symbolic or substantive, the rebellion signa… |
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Nine-year-old Girl Killed After She Left Her Classroom
A nine-year-old honor student was crushed by a broken school gate in Arizona. Her death is not just tragedy—it is indictment. When institutions ignore maintenance, children pay the price. Safety deferred becomes violence disguised as accide… |
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Is A Human Journey To Mars Feasible
Human travel to Mars is sold as destiny, inevitability, and proof of civilizational courage. But physics, biology, and economics tell a colder story: the risks are not abstract, the timelines are elastic, and the costs are real. |
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A Big Win For A Lonely Woman
The $32,000 gavel strike on a weathered porch crock didn’t just discover a hidden antique; it indicted a society that treats its elderly as less relevant than the clay they live among. When we only value the isolated among us through the le… |
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The Death of an Open Web Has Already Begun
Big Tech gatekeepers harvest consumer wealth through subscription traps while simultaneously strangling independent thought via algorithmic erasure. This isn't a glitch in the marketplace; it is a coordinated assault on consumer autonomy an… |
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Humans are on the way out and there may be no way to stop
Humanity is sawing through the floor it stands on—forests gutted, oceans poisoned, skies thickening. Extinction isn’t a metaphor but a countdown. The only answer isn’t comets or fate—it’s love fierce enough to fight for Earth and generation… |
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Hayley Mills Is Eighty And I Am Not Accepting It
Hayley Mills turning 80 feels like a mistake in the record. She exists onscreen as youth, clarity, and optimism made intelligent—first discovered almost accidentally, then carried into stardom before she could consent to it, and finally str… |
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The fourteen-Year-Old American Boy Who Invented Television
I thought about speed, about skipping lines and filling them in later to paint the TV picture, like plowing half the field first and finishing it on the second pass. |
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A few Senate races will decide the future of America
The fight for the U.S. Senate is not a sideshow to the presidency; it is the presidency’s constraint or accomplice. In a year defined by exhaustion and distrust, a handful of races will decide whether power is checked, weaponized, or simply… |
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Smile for the Camerabecause Immigration Enforcement Gets a Makeover
They’re strapping body cameras onto immigration agents and calling it accountability. From where I’m sitting, halfway around the world, it looks more like a costume change than a reform. Cameras don’t fix power. They document it—when the pe… |
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They Married When He Was Supposed to Die
Bendigo Davies was told the cancer would kill him. Forty years with the same woman, and suddenly the future collapsed into a hospital room, harsh light, and bad odds. So he and Arlaine married there, with machines humming and time running o… |
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The Epstein Files and the Machinery of Forgetting
Power protects itself best when it insists nothing can be proven. The Epstein files don’t just reopen an old scandal; they expose how wealth, reputation, and institutional timidity combine to outlast outrage. This isn’t about salacious name… |
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LA Olympics chief Wasserman issues Maxwell apology but denies Epstein ties
Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence after being found guilty in ?2021 by a jury in New York on charges including sex trafficking of a minor. Epstein died in jail in 2019 while awaiting trial. |
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Catherine OHaraas The Girl Who Became Our Comic Conscience
Catherine O’Hara’s departure is not just the loss of a beloved actress; it is the silencing of a voice that carried the awkward hopes of a girl from Toronto, the sharp wit of a woman who wrestled with insecurity, and the humanity of someone… |