Oswin Vex

Born to British diplomats in Hong Kong, Oswin discovered wing chun at age 8 and never looked back. After a brief career in quantitative trading, he left the financial world to pursue his true passion: documenting the scientific basis behind traditional martial arts practices. With a background in data science and a certification in functional medicine, Oswin brings analytical rigor to Rude Vulture's wildest theories. He is notorious for self-experimenting with nootropics before sparring sessions and publishing the results.

Step Aside Hobby Horse, There’s A Dude Version Of The Controversial Sport Called Hobby Moto Crossing

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While Finland’s teenage girls have been galloping around arenas with stuffed horse heads on sticks for years, Hungary is now putting a masculine spin on the concept. Welcome to hobby moto-crossing, where grown men sprint around dirt tracks clutching nothing but handlebars. The sport follows the same premise as its equestrian-inspired predecessor. Participants race through … Read more

Chris Pratt Is Promoting The Hallow App, The Pro Life Prayer App Funded By Peter Thiel

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Hollywood actor Chris Pratt has become the latest celebrity to face public scrutiny for promoting the Hallow Daily Prayer App, a subscription-based platform backed by billionaire Peter Thiel and Vice President JD Vance. The app has drawn criticism for featuring prominent anti-abortion voices and requiring users to pay for access to prayer content. Among the … Read more

Clavicular Defends Looksmaxxing Practices Including Taking Testosterone And HGH As A Teenager

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Braden Peters, known online as Clavicular, has become one of the biggest voice in looksmaxxing, recently profiled by The New York Times and now earning a reported $100,000 monthly from his daily online sessions. In a recent interview with Piers Morgan, the 20-year-old influencer defended his controversial approach to self-improvement, including his use of pharma … Read more

Activist Investor Calls Japan’s Top Toilet Maker An Undervalued AI Play In The AI Boom

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When James Smith of London-based Palliser Capital penned a letter to the board of Toto Ltd., he wasn’t writing to praise the company’s famous heated bidets or revolutionary Washlet technology. Instead, he called the Japanese manufacturer “the most undervalued and overlooked AI memory beneficiary” currently trading on public markets. It’s a provocative claim about a … Read more

RFK Jr: “Today The Average Teenager In This Country Has 50% Of The Sperm Count And 50% Of The Testosterone As A 65-year-old Man”

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In a recent statement, the U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a scary assessment of American youth. He said, “Today, the average teenager in this country has 50% of the sperm count, 50% of the testosterone as a 65-year-old man.” He continued, noting that “our girls are hitting puberty six years earlier, and … Read more

China’s Unitree Robotics Plans To Ship 20,000 Humanoid Robots This Year After Succesful KungFu Showcase

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This year, Unitree’s humanoid machines stole the spotlight during the Monday night’s Spring Festival Gala on CCTV as they performed fully autonomous kung fu routines, launched themselves off trampolines, and sprinted at high speeds. Chief executive Wang Xingxing revealed to domestic tech outlet 36Kr that Unitree plans to ship between 10,000 and 20,000 humanoid robots … Read more

Pro Wrestler MJF Slams Clavicular’s Looksmaxxing, Claims Genetics Can Never Be Overpowered Despite Being In A Profession Riddled With PED Use

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AEW World Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman, better known as MJF, has made his position clear on the viral looksmaxxing trend championed by social media influencer Clavicular: he wants no part of it. During a recent interview in Sydney, Australia, the 29-year-old wrestling star launched an unprompted verbal attack on the controversial figure, dismissing his methods … Read more

Journalist Explains How Moon Landing Skepticism Has Become A Major Talking Point On Manosphere Podcasts

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Investigative journalist Scott Carney recently pulled back the curtain on how certain manosphere podcast networks operate. In a recent video, Carney described how producer Steve Sanchez repeatedly contacted him for months, urging him to appear on the Danny Jones podcast. Eventually, Carney agreed to an in-person interview in Tampa, Florida. But just 30 minutes before recording, … Read more

Google CEO Said That They Don’t Know How AI Is Teaching Itself Skills It Is Not Expected To Have

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai and DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis have revealed that modern artificial intelligence systems are developing capabilities their creators never explicitly programmed. During an interview, Hassabis explained how contemporary AI systems learn independently from vast amounts of data, much like humans do. “We have theories about what kinds of capabilities these systems will … Read more

Tiktoker’s Company Accused Of Artificially Inflating Their Evaluation To Close To A Billion

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Khaby Lame, the world’s most-followed TikToker with over 160 million followers, recently made headlines for a $975 million deal that has left financial analysts and industry observers questioning how the numbers add up. The transaction involved Rich Sparkle Holdings, a Hong Kong-based public company, acquiring Lame’s brand management company in an all-stock deal that sent … Read more