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.

Rep. Tim Burchett calls out Congress: They’re making 600% returns on investments while Americans struggle

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Tennessee Representative Tim Burchett has ignited fresh controversy over congressional stock trading practices, delivering scathing remarks about lawmakers who achieve extraordinary investment returns while having access to classified information and advance knowledge of government decisions. In a candid discussion on the Tucker Carlson Show, Burchett questioned how certain members of Congress manage to secure returns … Read more

Former Fat Acceptance activists face career crisis as the Body Positivity era ends

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The body positivity movement that dominated social media between 2019 and 2020 has experienced a dramatic decline, leaving many of its most prominent advocates struggling to adapt their careers and online presence. The rise of GLP-1 stuff like Ozempic and Wegovy has fundamentally shifted cultural attitudes toward weight loss, creating an uncomfortable reality for those … Read more

Louis C.K. defends Saudi Arabia comedy censorship: I don’t have jokes about these topics

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Controversial comedian Louis C.K. has sparked fresh debate after defending his participation in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Comedy Festival. He recently claimed the kingdom’s content restrictions don’t affect him because he lacks material on the censored topics. Speaking on HBO’s Real Time With Bill Maher, C.K. revealed that organizers told him there would be only two … Read more

TikToker Jailed After Injecting Strangers ‘As a Prank’

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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

Jordan Peterson warns Digital IDs could lead to totalitarian control by governments

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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

Man who got 330 salaries instead of one quits – then wins legal battle with company who tried to get money back

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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

Airline is charging extra to be able to recline your seat

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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

Gen Z Won’t Sign a Car Deal Until ChatGPT Reads the Fine Print

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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

China Allegedly Uses Athletes’ Brainwave Data to Train “Super Soldiers”

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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