Venture Capitalist And Podcaster Jason Calcanis Claimed He Only Knew Epstein In The 90s, Email Dump Shows They Were Chummy Even After The Conviction

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Tech entrepreneur and podcast host Jason Calacanis has disabled comments on his X account following recent scrutiny over his relationship with convicted businessman Jeffrey Epstein. The controversy centers on discrepancies between Calacanis’s public statements about when he knew Epstein and what recently surfaced emails appear to reveal. Calacanis co-hosts the popular All-In Podcast and is … Read more

Joe Rogan weighs in on Tiktok Censorship: Ellisons Will Censor Anything Related to Israel

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Joe Rogan recently weighed in on social media censorship during an episode of the Joe Rogan Experience with comedian Greg Fitzsimmons, addressing concerns about TikTok’s new ownership and content restrictions following its acquisition by Larry Ellison’s group. The conversation turned serious when discussing TikTok’s recent policy changes. “TikTok is now not allowing people to post … Read more

Popular Podcaster Dr Peter Attia Enjoyed Epstein Relationship Long After His First Conviction

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A recently released file of over 8,000 pages of congressional documents has thrust longevity physician Dr. Peter Attia into an uncomfortable spotlight. It revealed that he maintained years-long relationship with convicted offender Jeffrey Epstein that extended well beyond Epstein’s 2008 arrest for procuring a child for pr**titution. The documents, which include Epstein’s meticulously maintained calendars … Read more

Joe Rogan Mirrors Ben Affleck’s Take On AI relationships

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Joe Rogan‘s recent conversation with comedian Greg Fitzsimmons on episode #2446 of The Joe Rogan Experience touched on a topic that’s becoming increasingly necessary: artificial intelligence companions and their role in human relationships. During the podcast, Rogan explored the possibilities and implications of AI-powered robots becoming integrated into our daily lives, particularly focusing on the … Read more

Sam Altman: I don’t yet feel ready to wear the glasses recording everything, I think that’s still uncomfortable

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At OpenAI’s recent Town Hall, Sam Altman addressed a question that cuts to the heart of professional development in the AI era: what skills matter most when artificial intelligence can handle an expanding range of tasks? His answer surprised many. Rather than pointing to technical capabilities or specific programming languages, Altman emphasized qualities that sound … Read more

Darren Aronofsky Once Lifted Scenes from Japanese Animator for His Critically Acclaimed Film, Now He’s Using AI to Lift Everyone Else’s Art

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The relationship between artistic inspiration and appropriation has long been a thorny subject in cinema, but few cases illustrate this tension as starkly as the career trajectory of Darren Aronofsky. The director, celebrated for films like Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan, and The Whale, now finds himself at the center of a firestorm over … Read more

Bryan Johnson: We’ve Socially Engineered A Society Where It’s Not ‘Adjusted’ To Call Out Bad Behavior

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Bryan Johnson has built his entire protocol around a single, unwavering principle: slow the speed of aging. But beneath the biomarkers and algorithms lies a more uncomfortable truth about human behavior that he’s willing to confront head-on. “We’ve normalized self-destructive behavior so much so that you can do it out in the open with friends … Read more

Venture Capitalist David Friedberg: Wealth Redistribution May Be Inevitable to Prevent U.S. Civil Unrest

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During a recent episode of the All-In Podcast, venture capitalist David Friedberg delivered an analysis on America’s fiscal trajectory and its potential social consequences. His commentary, sparked by discussion of civil unrest in Minneapolis, connected government spending, dollar devaluation, and growing wealth inequality to the risk of future conflict. Friedberg began by presenting data on … Read more