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In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience featuring author Jack Carr, host Joe Rogan delivered an assessment of modern media that cuts to the heart of why his podcast has become one of the most influential information sources in the world. His observation was both humble and damning: if people are turning to … Read more
A French TikTok influencer known as “Amin Mojito” has been sentenced to six months in jail for conducting what he called “prank” videos involving fake syringe attacks on unsuspecting members of the public. According to sources, the incident occurred in late June when Amin uploaded a video to TikTok showing him approaching random strangers on … Read more
Renowned psychologist and public intellectual Jordan Peterson has issued a stark warning about the dangers of digital identity systems, describing them as a pathway to unprecedented totalitarian control. Speaking on Theo Von’s podcast, Peterson painted a chilling picture of what he sees as the future of state surveillance and control. Peterson’s concerns center around the … Read more
A Chilean office worker has emerged victorious from a three-year legal battle after quitting his job following an extraordinary payroll error that saw him receive more than 300 times his regular monthly wage. The employee, who worked as an assistant at Dan Consorcio Industrial de Alimentos de Chile, typically earned around 500,000 pesos (£386) per … Read more
Canadian airline WestJet has stirred up controversy in the aviation industry by announcing that passengers will need to pay extra for the privilege of reclining their seats during flights. The decision comes as part of a major cabin reconfiguration that the airline claims will benefit travelers, though critics are calling it nothing more than a … Read more
A new trend is emerging at car dealerships across the country: young buyers pulling out their smartphones and feeding financing contracts into AI chatbots before putting pen to paper. Gen Z consumers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT to decode the complex language of auto loans, refusing to sign deals until they … Read more
A Harvard-founded neurotechnology company may have been collecting brain activity data from elite athletes and esports professionals, potentially sharing this sensitive information with the Chinese government for military applications, according to a new investigative report. BrainCo, established at Harvard University in 2015, has received substantial funding from Chinese government sources and scientists to advance its … Read more
The internet has given rise to countless questionable ventures, but few are as bewildering as the now-defunct “Modern-Day Knight Project.” It is an $18,000 “alpha male boot camp” that promised to transform participants into better fathers, husbands, and leaders through the method of getting soaked with garden hoses while clutching sledgehammers. This three-day program, which … Read more
Recent research has revealed a compelling trend in artificial intelligence adoption: individuals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are experiencing significantly greater benefits from AI tools compared to neurotypical users. This discovery offers hope for millions of people who have long struggled with traditional educational and workplace systems that weren’t designed with their unique cognitive patterns in mind. … Read more
A controversy has erupted in the film industry after Chinese distributors used artificial intelligence to digitally alter a same-sex couple in the horror-romance film “Together,” transforming one male character into a woman to satisfy local censorship requirements. The unauthorized editing sparked immediate backlash from Neon, the film’s global distributor, which acquired worldwide rights to the … Read more
